A twice-weekly, IACP-nominated breaducational newsletter from Andrew Janjigian. (Find new posts at newsletter.wordloaf.org.) "Pedantic crap!" — A (former) reader
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‘Baking the Bread,’ Anders Zorn, 1889
A graph of the relative densities of yeast and LAB and pH during the life of a levain
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A selection of smørrebrød from Scandinavian from Scratch (clockwise from top left): Gravlax and Chive Potato Salad; Roasted Cauliflower, Tarragon Cream, and Almond; Russian Herring Salad with Beets and Apple; Sweet Potato, Goat Cheese, and ...
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Andrew Janjigian, Breaducator, Boulanger Management Counselor
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Writer on the climate cuisine beat and Le Cordon Bleu-trained pastry gal. Climate cuisine needs good cake, is all I'm saying.
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