Any Home Bakers Here?

[N F C]

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Don't you hate it when your bike breaks down?

The tube popped, slipped out, and wrapped around the axle. A tough fix.

Hope you can get it fixed up and back in action soon!

 

[jnicholes]

That was easier than I thought, but it turns out I need a new tube either way.

 

[oldhen2345]

Have been practicing my yeast bread making since the quarantine. Coming along, but needs to be more consistent. I think the kneading is the issue maybe the humidity.

 

[rjohns39]

@BReeder! or anyone else that likes to mix dough one day and bake later, this is a good book for that:

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All of his recipes are made like that and he explains why, along with a lot of other information about bread baking and a big assortment of recipes. This book was really helpful to me when I first started baking bread.

That's the class I took. I still refer back to it regularly.

 

[N F C]

That's the class I took. I still refer back to it regularly.

You got to take one of Reinhart's classes Bob? That would be so cool!

 

[rjohns39]

You got to take one of Reinhart's classes Bob? That would be so cool!

I took it through Craftsy who is now owned by someone else. We had regular assignments and he judged our bread. I was out there a few weeks ago looking for something and asked a question and he still answers. It's been years since I took that course. Do a google search on Artisan Bread Making Reinhart and it will come up. You get a bunch of recipes and instructions for the course material and then videos of him teaching the class. Then there's a student chat box where students and he answers questions. I think I paid like $30 for the class.

 

[Aria]

I added the recipe to the clay baker bread post

Ron, Do you think I could try this in a Sassafras Baker? Aria

 

[ronott1]

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Don't you hate it when your bike breaks down?

The tube popped, slipped out, and wrapped around the axle. A tough fix.

Oh no! I hope you were close to home when the tire popped

 

[ronott1]

Ron, Do you think I could try this in a Sassafras Baker? Aria

Yes! It will work in any clay baker that is not too small. I plan on trying it in my baker

 

[ronott1]

Have been practicing my yeast bread making since the quarantine. Coming along, but needs to be more consistent. I think the kneading is the issue maybe the humidity.

Bread baking gets better with practice!