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Jack Sturgess
September 13, 2018

Bread Tip 81 - What is a Baker's PEEL?

Jack Sturgess
September 13, 2018
Bread Tip 81 - What is a Baker's PEEL?

You don't NEED a proper baker's peel to slide your bread into the oven, there are loads of things you can use, but it is nice to have one.

Jack Sturgess
September 6, 2018

Bread Tip 80 - Sourdough: Fermentation = ACCELERATION

Jack Sturgess
September 6, 2018
Bread Tip 80 - Sourdough: Fermentation = ACCELERATION

This is how I see things. If during fermentation the natural yeasts in your sourdough are multiplying, this MUST mean that the puff is accelerating...

Jack Sturgess
August 30, 2018

Bread Tip 79 - How to CLEAN your Bread Linen

Jack Sturgess
August 30, 2018
Bread Tip 79 - How to CLEAN your Bread Linen

Soapy fragrances are BAD NEWS for your homemade bread, here's how I keep my bread linen clean and soft without the perfume!

Jack Sturgess
August 23, 2018

Bread Tip 78 - What's the COST of a Homemade Loaf?

Jack Sturgess
August 23, 2018
Bread Tip 78 - What's the COST of a Homemade Loaf?

I get asked this a LOT, how much does it cost to make your own bread? Well et me tell you it’s probably much less than you think.

Jack Sturgess
August 16, 2018

Bread Tip 77 - Bread is at it's BEST, after you've let it REST!

Jack Sturgess
August 16, 2018
Bread Tip 77 - Bread is at it's BEST, after you've let it REST!

Sorry for the MASSIVE DOWNER. This is one that nobody like to hear, but it's true. Before your bread has rested up and cooled, it'll still be quite doughy when you eat it. If you can resist it, let your loaf cool fully before tucking in. It's SO worth the wait, and only then will it show you what it's truly made of!

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