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What a Pillock

As the Robber Baker of Ludlow enjoyed pointing out, I’m not a proper commercial baker. And my attempts to look professional are laughable. Ordered a set of whites last week with embroidery: Check the spelling ….

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2K Oat & Honey

The first weekend we go away in months one of our customers invites us to her 50th birthday party at the Bethesdabakin’ Memorial Hall (formerly known as Bethesda Rugby Club). Typical. As she’s got a sweet tooth we had to make her a present of her favourite, Oat & Honey, and as it was a […]

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Slash

Zeb’s theory is that the bold central grigne is more likely to be successful in doughs with a linseed soaker. These are Zeb’s beautiful Rye & Linseed. But it also works in Oat & Honey: (that was deliberately slashed more to the side – honest) and in Thanksgiving Bread: – which is heavy with fruit […]

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Christopsomo III

Two chunks of my first trial loaf have been sitting on a shelf in the kitchen in a polythene bag since it was baked about six weeks ago. During that time it has endured extremes of temperature during baking days and freezing nights. I thought it was time to see how it was getting on […]

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Sunshine

At last – a little sunshine in the bakery! Red Onion & Green Olive Focaccia (with Big G’s Embrocation). Paul Merry’s Normandy Rye Cider.

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