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Once more at the Tartine-style porridge/soaked grain type loaves, this time featuring buckwheat groats soaked in whey.Bread spec.s:Central Milling bread flour- 360g (60%)Dayspring Farm Whole Wheat Flour- 180g (30%)unspecified Einkorn (home milled by Jessica & James)- 60g (10%)----------leaven- ~55gwater- 400gSalt- ~4tsp----------unspecified Buckwheat groats (100g) soaked in

So I decided last night I wanted bread for today, and didn't have "time" to start a levain from my NMNF starter. Biga! I thought, so I mixed it up with some dry yeast and went to bed. I got up this morning, and it's flat. Yeast expired in 2018...should have looked at that. Apparently I don't use yeast much. In an effort to save the flour (which I have to import and don't want

I'm not kidding. So much, that I'm embarrassed to tell you. What are your favorite ways to use starter (other than bread). Let's call it discard, because if I don't use it, definitely needs to be reduced.I've read about pancakes (we don't care for waffles) and other things like that. What would happen if I used extra starter and less flour and water in a basic recipe? Any

Dude... those are so fire. [whines] only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ grillin, chillin, spillin, dillin. bec-ing. never brie-ing. smokin, yolkin, flippin, dippin. if youre not oozing, then youre losing. tater totting, cold or hotting. mealin, feelin, pie-ing, trying. color your spread. upgrade your bread. pair it. share it. kraft singles. square it. like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? i...

I NEVER EVER achieve that white line on donuts, i do trials for like hundreds but none of them have that white line. i wonder what i did wrong. my dough feels heavy before frying altho i'm sure light dough is one of the main requirements to achieve white line but my dough NEVER feels not heavy. i follow the exact measurements, i weigh them by scale, even the yeast, the

After reading and enjoying Gavin's (gavinc) bakes (here) of Debra Wink's whole wheat loaf bread.

After buying a baguette. the 15—year—old knew she had a food allergy and always checked labels — but the bread she ate contained sesame seeds, that were not included in the list of ingredients. she died in a french hospital later that day. since then, her parents have fought successfully to introduce new food—labelling rules. and this is the next stage of her parents�* tireless campaign. a three—year clinical trial exposing young people to the foods theyre allergic to, in the hope th...

Shoppings like a tenner more sometimes, perweek. itjust gets so much more expensive. bread, i mean, thats gone up. i think the bread that i have has gone up about 50p. kira is 19 and lives in greater manchester on her student loan and wages from her part timejob. but its not easy. before the student loan in april, i had £17 in my bank left. nothing — no savings, no nothing. when it comes to affording shopping at the moment, how are you making ends meet? i shop less, so, i shop every two weeks...

Hello bakers! This is one of my favorite breads, and one of my favorite discard recipes. Essentially it is 500g discard, 200g fresh flour, 200g (0 TDS filtered) water, 200g cracked wheat berries (This particular bake contains 100g cracked wheat berries and 100g sprouted wheat berries), 10g himalayan sea salt. Mix it up and throw it in the oven approx. 4-6 hrs later once it's

Than months to come back down again. the forecast of the bank of england is that it will only take months. the reason is important. in the late 70s, unions, workers had big bargaining power in order to match their wage rises with the inflation rises. not so much the case any more. that means pain at home, household budgets are squeezed, more poverty, hunger and homelessness but also the point is it�*s affecting every household and the question is, when you have that, does an inflation problem ...