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I just recently switched from King Arthur AP flour to Maine Grains 86% extracting AP flour. The Maine Grains flour is milled to order, and therefor very fresh. I knew it would be more reactive than the KA flour, but oh boy, it moved fast. My sourdoughs were massively over proofed, despite cutting the bulk fermentation time by about an hour. They were unrecognizable after

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On Monday, Don Guerra received the James Beard award for Outstanding Baker.

Hi, If I am baking 4 loaves of bread on two decks, should I put a baking stone on each deck? I'm worried that the stone on the middle deck will block the heat and prevent the loaves below from browning. Any ideas?Thanks!Yippee

A monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or... his nose. its still the eat fresh refresh, which means subways upping their bread game. were talking artisan italian bread, made fresh daily! the only thing fresher than their bread is the guy reading this. subway keeps refreshing and refreshing and refreshing and re- all right, it is juneteenth. it commemorates the end of slavery in...

I got a bag of Rouge de Bourdeaux (85% extraction) flour from Dayspring Farms recently and have been wanting to test out the flavor of it. Here's a quick write up of my first go-rounds with it. My first attempt was a purist attempt to get an unclouded sense of the flour:100% Rouge de Bourdeaux flour (85%) extraction80% hydrationstandard process and timing (as much as this

Anis Bouabsa baguettes have been very popular on TFL over the years and I realized that I’ve only baked them three times so far. Only once plain, another time with a sesame seed coat and then a third time with chocolate (this was so good). Since there’s been chatter about Bouabsa baguettes recently I thought I’d try a fourth bake. I so seldom bake with IDY I was very anxious

Their own supplies. major producers like india have been banning private wheat exports which does not help the current crisis. countries across africa are feeling the pressure now, especially those most reliant on food imports, where bread is life. memories of the arab spring uprising, sparked by rising bread prices are fresh in the minds of countries like egypt who gets around 80% of their wheat from russia and ukraine, and when it nearly one third of the population live in extreme poverty. in ...

On farms meant that farmers werent able to produce as much, or supply chain disruptions. a port closed in shanghai, or a back—up in a port in la, those all have knock—on effects on the food system. but also, what covid showed us is that once a supply chain is disrupted, its really hard to shift it. ukraine shows us that as well. the biggest shock, which i havent mentioned, but is probably the most existential is, of course, climate change. and what will that impact be? will people die in lar...