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Submitted by rhag on July 5, 2009 - 3:22pm A Typical Day at work and Wood Fired BakingI work at a small Organic Bakery in Winnipeg,MB. We get our grain directly from the farmers and mill our own flour/grain and press our own organic sunflower oil at the bakery . The bread is pretty basic but is made with the best ingredients possible. I work the night shift from 8pm to 430am by myself and on average I make between 275 and 400 loaves each night along with roughly 700 buns and 250 WW cinnamon buns. I make 9 kinds of bread during the night: Wholewheat, Wholewheat Multi, White, Cracked Wheat, White Multi, Wild Rice, Light Sourdough Rye, Spelt, and Ciabatta. After I finish work at 430 I drive 45 min to bake in a woodfired oven for a farmers market on the weekend until 10am which is just for fun to help out a friend with production. PICTURES! They're kind of crummy because I took them on my phone.
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Great looking breads. I love the WFO. Thanks for sharing. Dave
Great photos! Love the
Great photos! Love the bakery and WFO!
Sylvia
That's a lot of great looking loaves!
I know there's a huge difference between home baking and working at a bakery, but I'd be pretty pooped after making hundreds of loaves in one night, never mind for each shift!
how in the world do you do it all????
that is some serious output for one person. I can't imagine how long it would take just to shape them! Nice pics
I am amazed...
and I want to say congratulastions!! you do a great job and your pictures are fantastic. I want to think you enjoy this a lot, dont't you?