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Mom 96 yesterday eager for the cab to take her to lunch. Had to quieten her down with a small prosecco …
Read More 96TBoB – Taking the Bollocks Out of Baking
Mom 96 yesterday eager for the cab to take her to lunch. Had to quieten her down with a small prosecco …
Read More 96Off to Brum tomorrow with a Brioche Provencal under my arm and a frozen fish pie in my bag. Mom’s 96th birthday on Thursday.
Read More Brioche (& Fish Pie)Seem to be busy with courses just now. Here’s Elaine from Ruthin appropriately with a Big G Cherry Tomato Focaccia – appropriately because I got this from Gareth Roberts aka the Corwen Kid and Ruthin is pretty close to Corwen. Really enjoyable course – Elaine was a Gold Star Student, learned quickly and was very […]
Read More Course“First they overran the School of Psychology, Bangor University, North Wales and then moved inland in search of good bread. American academics infiltrated my customer list. And over the best part of ten years they have been such good customers I repaid them by developing a Thanksgiving Bread. A deep mixture of strong white, wholemeal […]
Read More BBGA Calendar IVRun out of bottles
Read More Update for Marcus“Customers bring life to baking. Every winter Klimentini’s brother sent her loaves of the family’s Christmas bread from Greece. For the past two years it had arrived late and broken up as if the Customs suspected the strong spices of masking something more sinister. Could I recreate it for her? The hand-written recipe started off […]
Read More BBGA Calendar IIIEven bakers need holidays. The crazy ones pack their starter. Brioche au Fromage de Brebis aux Figues (brioche with ewes cheese and figs) above the Bassin d’Arcachon, South West France.
Read More BBGA Calendar IIAs you know I got a photo printed in last year’s Bread Bakers Guild of America calendar so this year I have to go for it again. I’m not taking any chances so I’m sending a few and, as a special treat, I’ll let you have a sneak preview (in case none are chosen). Here’s […]
Read More BBGA CalendarOnly just noticed (all right, Sue has been trying to get me to read it all week) but Thomasina Miers gave a recipe for panzanella in last Saturday’s Guardian. Her introduction contains the most succinct and unfussy description of why you should eat sourdough. Click here to view. Guess what we’re having for lunch?
Read More Thomasina Miers on SourdoughYellow Mustard Seed Wholemeal Wheat. Simple is best.
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