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Crisis. countries across africa are feeling the pressure mounts, especially those most reliant on food imports, where bread is life. members of the arab spring uprisings back by rising bread prices are fresh in the mind in countries like egypt to get around 80% of their wheat from russia and ukraine, and were nearly a third of the population live in extreme poverty, and on the horn of africa, where countries like somalia, who used to get over 90% of their wheat from russia and ukraine, a warning...

Four riots during the summer of 2020 we had dozens of dead americans, thousands of injured cops, billions in propertytyf id damage. en s remember it was joe biden that said police become the enemy. the crime were now seeing in major cities is the natural consequence of all of these bad policies that we keep pointing out. with reaction. fox news contributor liow to point out throw along with the president of the national fallen officer foundation, terpenes. welcome . good to see you, by the way. ...

The final request for the long weekend was a basic "white" sourdough that would be sized well for a toaster. I decided to make a blonde with cross loaf scoring to make it lengthen instead of spread and bloom. I do like the look of the long score with a big bloom, but I must say there's something to be said for the "clean" look of this scoring too. I was due for a starter

Notice the fullness of shape and the prominent ears. Have a great weekend. From Glenn Snyder and Tasha, the big loaf.

I was looking at Fantes website and stumbled across a pair of kneading gloves, made of nylon. I never knew such a thing existed. Now I'm wondering if these gloves might be useful. I never considered using disposable gloves because I figured they would make kneading/mixing more difficult, not easier, and I don't really mind the dough stuck to my hands. I make all of my bread by

Hi Fellow Bread Bakers, I recently read an article in Toronto Life magazine (I'm from Toronto, Canada) and it concerned a type of bread that was available in South Africa during the apartheid years. It was called "Government Brown" and the article described it as a kind of whole bread with the addition of nuts and dried fruit- prunes, raisins, figs, apricots, apples, mangos,

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Hello! This is my first post here... just found the site while looking for information about baking and bakeries. I thought I would just put this out there and see if any one has any advice! So, I have a very unique situation. I am part of a small food hub in semi-rural New Hampshire that sources locally produced foods and sells them in our retail store and through wholesale

The kind without the hollow puff and with a small hole pinched in the middle (to prevent excessive rising)? These are used for hefty sandwiches, mainly used for the famous hotdog or sausage sandwiches by the reknowned Jimmy Buff's (etal) of Newark, N. J. Usually about 7" - 8" diameter and ~1.5" thick. They are cut in half and opened in the middle to stuff the dogs, peppers,

I have a bread baking blog where I posted some information about sprouting wheat berries at home, then dehyrdating them and grinding them to bake bread. I posted a topic called WHY SPROUTED WHEAT? http://valeriejaquith.blogspot.com/2009/10/why-sprouted-flour.html#comments Someone posted a comment to my topic saying that there was a good chance that my berries where in fact