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20180928 Rye Granola Bars
I love rye. I love it so much that I even use it to make granola bars.
Using pre-gelatinized flaked rye has yielded the best results.
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- Yippee's Blog
Mid-week bake for friends

Friends asked me to bake for them so I made a Tartine Style Country from Trevor on the right and for the first time tried a 'Light Rye' from Martin Field's book Sourdough on the left....
Sadly, no crumb as Barney and I delivered the loaves in my new bag which was a bday present from a friend and used it for the first time..ha, ha....
Then I thought, I just up the rye and baked a 200g rye and 300g strong white bread flour loaf today...
It did turn out less dense than I thought and tastes great! Reminds me actually a lot of some German breads!!!
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- not.a.crumb.left's Blog
Degree of Proof – Part 2
Yesterday I did the 2nd part of my experiment to see how degree of proof affects the crumb. First part was done using 4 deg C final proof – here is the link
http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/57400/degree-proof-retarding-4-deg-c-experiment
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- leslieruf's Blog
Extremely novice sourdough baker

Hello everyone.
I’ve been baking sourdough now for about 2 months with varying degrees of success....I’ve certainly learned the hard way that a 100% wholemeal rye sourdough is probably not the easiest loaf to eat!
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- Lightsofroy's Blog
Ciabatta at 66% and 76% hydrations

A bit of a come-on, but for comparison the lead photo is my standard 84% hydration ciabatta crumb, as is this next of a full loaf.
Friends soon visiting asked if I could bake ciabatta for them. I had to re-aquaint myself. Rather than make my old standby ciabatta at 84% hydration, I wanted to try another option.
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- alfanso's Blog
Mid-Autumn Festival Special: Pineapple Char Siu Buns

Mid-Autumn Festival is around the corner! In Hong Kong, lotus seed mooncakes (and other non-traditional varieties e.g. egg custard mooncakes and snowy mooncakes), stuffed glutinous rice dumplings in sweet soup and fruits like pomelo and star fruits are served. In case you’re wondering…No, we don’t celebrate it with pineapple char siu buns! The thing is, this Chinese festival triggers my craving for Chinese food.
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- Elsie_iu's Blog
Free Android App to create your own pro bread recipes
Hi All,
To save time and bake Professionnal Bread I propose my French Bread Recipes Android App for free this week.
No more worry about Bakers Math including Sourdough, water temperature, raising time Timer, etc.
App Web site: https://to15657.wixsite.com/frenchbreadrecipes
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- Gilles Ted's Blog
Brioche hambuger bun

While we all love a nice crusty loaf of bread. Pillow soft buns with nary any crust at all have a place too.
Friday night dinner.
Mississippi chicken on fresh, home made pillow soft buns.
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- The Roadside Pie King's Blog