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Deep dive into recognizing the majority of mothers , 84 percent of black mothers are primary bread were winners, 62 percent of white mothers 50 percent of latino mothers are primary breadwinners. women are doing more domestic work and can work at home than those in the sixties. s we have to recognize we created workplaces around mens life patterns and histories of only being on —- bring home the bacon and being taken care of at the home thats an old model. the new reality is we have to create ...

Megan, are they making changes to their meals, too? preparation is already under way here, _ preparation is already under way here, you — preparation is already under way here, you are chopping up some food here, _ here, you are chopping up some food here, good _ here, you are chopping up some food here, good morning. about 180 school meals _ here, good morning. about 180 school meals prepared and served it everyday _ meals prepared and served it everyday but what is on menu has had to change ...

Happy 4th!How much dough do you recommend using for each brioche style hamburger bun to make it large enough to hold a Costco patty?Thanks,Yippee

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Hi everyone! Chanced upon Purple sweet potato flour in a local grains store, and thought it'd be good to try baking a loaf!However, after 2 bakes I've been getting confusing results. Oven spring seems to be lacking, and crumb looks underproofed.

Bannetons I’ve been making SD for better than two decades. I used to use loaf pans years and years ago. Now I rarely do. I’ve been into free-form boules & batards rolls and buns the occasional croissant etc. Never used a Banneton. Eschewed them as fru fru trinkets, gimmicks, like that Mr. Sneezy Egg Separator that ended up storing the scrubbie until mold developed and finally

I recently started a sourdough starter on June 15th (primary starter). It has been a 1:1:1 ratio of starter to water to King Arthur all purpose unbleached flour. After about 3 weeks. I noticed that I could get smaller bubbles, but hardly any rise. Only about 1/2”. Whether I tried a 1:1:1 or a 1:3:3, the rise would not change. Recently, I took a bit of the starter and fed it

Smart and Final is a chain of grocery stores in Western states, mostly in California. They tend to sell more bulk items than typical grocery stores. I assume that the larger quantities are targeted at small "mom and pop" businesses and restaurants as well as ordinary consumers. Their house brand is "First Street". First Street unbleached white flours are a good value for me. I

I have been working on baguettes and treated myself to a St. Germain Professional Baker's Couche. It is a typical baker's couche made from a heavy flax fabric. Nothin' to write home about. I tried it for the first time yesterday. I dusted it with bread flour and it worked fine. I lifted the folds on the couche and rolled the baguettes onto parchment sheets, no problems. The

I have a Kitchenaid KSM50 from Costco circa 1994. It has aluminum alloy dough hook and batter paddle. I noticed my hook is rubbing the bowl sometimes and has worn slightly. So I looked for a replacement. I soon discovered there is lead in these parts! I was hoping to replace the hook with a stainless one. The ceramic coated accessories also chip and have lead content. Does