CategoryCooking

Bread School: Sourdough

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Sourdough is daunting for those new to baking, but it isn't difficult, nor is it as fragile as many think. Here I dispel (I hope) some of the myths surrounding kick-ass sourdough.

The Quest for the Perfect Pizza

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My earliest recollection of Pizza was Round Table take out in the early 1970’s. At the time, Round Table was local to the SF Bay Area, and it wasn’t a terrible pie. However, it wasn’t inspiring. Then sometime in the mid 70’s, we had pizza at a local place. I think it was called Anchors, or something similar. I do know it was at the end of Homestead Road where it hit...

Bread – a non-Gluten Free zone

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Last week, I mentioned how some baking success sparked a new passion, to bake bread. Delicious, full gluten, and wholesome bread.
I did buy some special equipment to assist and streamline the baking. Today, I used it.
The new gear:

Cambro 6 quart containers
A Lamé
An Emile-Henry Potato cooker
Dough Scrapers

New Hobby – Baking Bread

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A poorly kept secret is that I worked my way through college (and after as well) as a chef. Well, I started in my mid-teens as a dishwasher, and rose through the ranks, ultimately being the Chef at a local chain of Italian restaurants. In this time I wen from bistro food, to American classic, to Seafood and Mexican, to time spent in a large kitchen at a country club. All through that time, I...

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