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Tag Archives: sourdough
Another irritating thing (TAGLIST)
Quite some time ago wordpress.com changed their interface, in my view, almost entirely for the worst. Too many times people try to dumb down software to try to attract the fools and just make it harder to use for those … Continue reading
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Thinking about homebrewing
I had a lot of fun learning to do bread baking so moving on to cheese or beer is a natural. Cheese looked a little too hard so I checked out homebrewing. It’s way more technical than bread (good, I … Continue reading
Excellent article: bread and gluten
This is a really good article, Against the Grain, in The New Yorker, by Michael Specter, especially as his book Denialism: How Irrational Thinking Hinders Scientific Progress, Harms the Planet, and Threatens Our Lives is one of my favorites; big … Continue reading
Some food quotes and a couple of comments
I saw this long list of 111 quotes about food (lists on the Net are just ways to get ad clicks so I usually avoid them but I couldn’t resist these) and so I thought I’d offer a few of … Continue reading
Scientific experiments with bread: steam
I’m not actually going to report on any experiment, simply describe one I’d like to see done and see actual results. On other topics I rant about “experts” making all sorts of wild claims without any actual science (or very … Continue reading
Jim Lahey’s Stecca
I’ve made these several times before and they’re a bit hit, particularly good for parties, but this time I tried a little variation and definitely got a different result. Jim’s recipe is very similar to his slow-ferment, no-knead bread, but … Continue reading
Sourdough Irish soda bread
You’re kidding, you say! You say, you know, don’t you that soda bread means this is a quick bread, not a yeast bread? You think I’m missing something in my bread education. OK, fine, but I can try something different, … Continue reading
Back to Bread: This is a little better
I got a banneton for Christmas and made a quick stab at a boule with a forced rise recipe, but I wanted to try to do it right, plus maybe get the slashing better. So for the bread I decided … Continue reading
Back to Bread: Not bad for first try
Despite my lifelong klutziness with braiding I’ve always wanted to try challah, even if I only do the simplest three-strand version. So I grabbed my trusty Peter Reinhart Artisan Breads Every Day and off to the races. Here’s my result. … Continue reading
Amazing, bread is the new fad
It’s amazing to see that people staying home has created a fad for baking bread. Who could have imagined that yeast would be in short supply, perhaps one reason searches for information on creating sourdough starter is sky high. And … Continue reading →
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