Links
This is a list of bread related links I've gathered over the past couple of years. Be sure to check out the the bread feed too, as it gets updated daily.
Ciril Hitz
Peter Reinhart
The Artisan
The Bread Bakers Forum Sourdough Section
Bread Bakers Guild of America
San Francisco Baking Institute
Satisfying Your Knead - guide to the art of bread making
Sourdough Home
Bread-Bakers Diges Email List Archives
Il pane fatto in casa
Daniel's Rustic Bread - Instructional Books and DVDs
Bob's Red Mill
King Arthur's Flour
New York Bakers
Pleasant Hill Grain
Stone-Buhr's Find The Farmer
Bluebird Grain Farms
Forno Bravo Brick Ovens
Organic Wheat Products
Yogurt Sourdough Starter
Petras Brotkasten
Breadbakers.net
rec.food.baking
Kyle's Kitchen
Le Pétrin
Unofficial Global Internet Bread Recipe Archive
William Rubel
Dan Lepard
eGullet.org Pastry & Baking Forum
kitchenimage
Baking Pizza With The Weber Bullet
PizzaMaking.com
Pizza Maniac
The Ridiculously Thorough Guide to Making Your Own Pizza
Woodfiredpizza.org
Chili Und Ciabatta
Ovencrafters.net
Staff of Life Bread Company
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Rye chops (aka rye flakes) and rye berries are available through this place:
http://www.barryfarm.com/
You can get as little as 1# at a time, although you get a slight discount if you get larger quantities. You also get hit with delivery fee$. But it's worth it to us.
There are lots more products that just aren't available at other places.
Cheerio!
The Turtlemom
Hi everybody,
I remeber on March this year that everybody was very hot about new book "ADVANCED BREAD AND PASTRY" by Michael Suas,but I did not heard that anyone bake from it. If yes,what recipe and pictures.
Thank you
Santdennis
I WANT TO FREEZE MY DOUGH FOR LATER SHAPPING AND BAKING, BUT I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO DEFROST IT. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE, MARISSA
I'll start you off with one of the best links here on freezing dough. But you'll find a lot more on this and other topics in the future, if you get in the habit of using the search function (upper left corner of your screen). You'll be amazed what comes up! Lots of very talented and generous people at The Fresh Loaf.
http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/7837/freezing-bread-dough
Welcome again! Carol
p.s. Probably best not to use all caps in your posts. It's considered "shouting" in the online world.
Was wondering about this because I think I've saved some pretty good links to bread sites.
Thanks!
Anj
i need food sites show sites or send me mail at linkpoint13@gmail.com
here i found another - http://www.articleswave.com/recipes.asp
Can anyone give me a few bakers or restaurant supply places. I only have a round baking stone and need a large rectangular one. Also needed are digital scales, scoring knife, and parchment paper.
I live in Burleson, Tx., just south of Fort Worth, so if there were any places around here, that would be great. I've checked the yellow pages under Bakers' Equipment/Supplies, but nothing. Ace Restaurant Supply only had huge (400#) scale and parchment paper in sheets, by the case (makes me feel very insignificant). Please advise. I know I've seen equipment suppliers mentioned on this site, but I can't find the posts now. Thanks,
Syb
Hi, my name is Ciro and I work for Lloyd Industries. Here at Lloyd industries you can find anything related to baking and cooking. Please visit our site at www.lloydpans.com
Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you soon
Sincerely,
Ciro Royster
18007486251 ext.107
croyster@lloydpans.com
Does anyone know where I can find organic white rye flour in bulk? I found one company that sells it, but my experience with organic flour mills leads me to believe that they don't all have the capability of refining their products to the same specs as the larger mills. We bought a test batch of white rye flour from an organic mill and it was closer to a conventional medium rye flour (darker).
Hi all, and especially floydm— thanks a lot for this really great site – I would just signal a recipe collections, coming from a french website. I tried some and appreciated the simple way this website explain things. Here is this bread recipes collection for "à la française" bread : http://www.supertoinette.com/recette-pain.html.
How I get discount amazon.com??? I call them and they said they do not know about,please help???
Saintdennis
i have a bread recipes of using wild yeast but i only have instant yeast ,how i am going to mrasure it any body can help me???????????????????????
If you're on dial up and are having trouble with pages not loading completely.
http://m.thefreshloaf.com/
I have often tried to find flours with many different properties: %'s of protein, hydration; starters, equipment; malt; seeds, etc.
This site even has close resemblances to French and Italian Flours.
Take a look at: NYBakers.com and have fun.
dthet
Hello, we are professional banneton manufacturer.
We provide quality, CE certified bannetons at good prices.
If you have interest please visit our website www.masterproofing.com
Thanks
william
A great site. Congratulations for your skills.
Please add our bakery http://sinobread.com
We are not using any preservatives or improvers, just natural
Thanks
Jan
We provide a variety of http://www.cupcakecupsliners.com">cupcake cups, there is a need, please contact me. Thank you
You can purchase crystal clear micro perforated bags for Artisan and Crusty breads from Prism Pak. These are the same bags that are used commercially. They vent the moisture keeping the bread crust crsp and the interior soft.
Our perforated bags are strong, flexible with high gloss transparency giving an impressive display of your products. We offer 6 convenient sizes, as well as 2 options of perforations - either 30 holes per square inch, or 160 holes per square inch. 30 hole/in2 is designed for partially cooled baked goods or produce. These perforated bags limit the exchange of moisture and heat and are designed to keep baked goods and produce fresher, longer. 160 hole/in2 are designed for baked goods hot out of the oven. The frequent pattern of tiny holes allow heat and moisture to disseminate rapidly, thereby allowing your product to cool while maintaining crustiness. Micro Perforated bags are suitable for the packaging of all fresh produce giving rise to moisture release such as breads, cakes, cookies, cheese, fresh vegetables and flowers. Conveniently stocked in boxes of 1000 bags per box
Check it out: http://www.prismpak.com/Micro-Perforated-Bags-s/128.htm