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SFBI Baking Videos
Curious to know if anyone has experience with the SFBI instructional videos. They're not free but it looks like they have over 200 videos to choose from. Seems like a good way to improve your skills without having to make the trip to San Francisco.
Video lessons with Master Baker Jeffrey Hamelman
King Arthur Flour has created a wonderful video series called Techniques for the Professional Baker which are awesome.
While labeled for the "pros," serious home bakers can learn a lot from these videos. I sure did.
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By request, I've collected all the Bread cetera videos on a single page for easy locating and viewing:
http://www.breadcetera.com/?page_id=388
SteveB
2 online videos from Gourmet magazine... you just have got to see them!
Okay Breadies, you've got to visit this website to see your passion in a 26 minute video from gourmet magazine. Kick the kids out of the room, grab a cup of coffee, turn up the volumn and enjoy!
http://www.gourmet.com/diaryofafoodie/video/2008/01/203_bread_preview
One other fantastic one. He makes it look soooo easy to knead bread by flopping it in the air and smacking it down on the table and in a few minutes it goes from a shaggy mess to a gorgeous boule!
"Bread and baker: From the Source" - podcasts
For a while now I've known about the existence of a set of three VHS tapes: "Bread & Baker: From the Source". It is a 3 tape set (VHS) which has Prof. Raymond Calvel teaching, in detail, the production of various types of bread as part of his visit to the Culinary Institute of America. It was co-produced by the BBGA (Bread Bakers Guild of America).