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They take our men and say if they want to eat they have -- they must to work for russian. and they work for russian and prepared the mass graving and they must to clean the city from dead bodies and from results of bomb shelling. but in reality its not a normal food for this world because its very small. its some piece of bread and bottle of water. >> well, good luck to you. good luck to all the people in mariupol. petro andrushenko, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> for informa...

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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. (driver 1) its all you. (driver 2) no, i insist. (driver 1) its your turn. (driver 2) nope, i think its your turn. (driver 1) i appreciate you so much, thank you so much... go. (driver 2) i appreciate your appreciation...

In all honesty this bread wasn't planned until the day before I started my bake. I was planning on something else and then I stumbled across this thread from our very own Benny! Red Miso Furikake (Sesame seeds and Nori) sourdoughSince I've been experimenting with adding things into my bakes I immediately knew that this was going to be bumped to the front of the list. I made a

Growing up I remember eating whole wheat pita (commercially produced) to have veggie sandwich pockets. I figured it was time to give this a try and see if I could get a nice pocket bread myself. Following the instructions in Whole Grain Breads was not difficult and with the use of a stand mixer to do the actual gluten development I found this to be surprisingly easy. RECIPE

I took the opportunity to use up some of the Italian Rimcinta Macinata (fine ground wholemeal) and some Defiance bakers flour 50/50% along with the first of the oranges off of my tree using both the juice 10% and the peel 4% yeast @ 0.5% butter 3% sugar 2% water 50%+ and poppy seed 2% and a handfull of sultannas to make things more interesting. Not a sweet dough and probably

71414108-8D74-4D9A-9C39-DFD7F23BD30A.jpeg My neighbors’ son comes by to see his parents on some days. I was lucky enough to be given some of his freshly made bread that in my opinion is the best bread I’ve ever had. I asked him couple times for the recipe and he said he’d give it to me but has never happened yet. I feel bad for asking all the time that’s why I came on here to

I've seen a few recipes that call for egg whites to be whipped with sugar before adding to kulich - something akin to a Russian panettone, but made for Easter.Does it make any sense? It's bread, not cake. Lightness of the crumb is achieved with fermentation, not trapping air in eggs. Would it still make it even lighter?

7F5681F8-0246-4AB3-9FB8-BCA8259D122E.jpeg I've been working on my Lievito Madre for some time, and until recently was unable to bake panettone successfully due to excess acidity. Another contributing issue was my mixing technique, which involved an old KA mixer (the small one) and an even older Cuisinart mixer with a broken hinge; a strap clamp was tightened whenever I needed

The last few loaves I’ve baked have come out of the oven with these suppppper thick ears. Any thoughts/advice? I have been making sourdough loaves for about 2 yrs and haven’t had this happen, but now it seems to be a bit of a trend in my kitchen. I read somewhere it could be under-fermented? Or perhaps I’m scoring too deep? While I’m totally content with the flavor and quite