
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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March 17, 2025 is Wordloaf’s fifth birthday. And while I’m too busy right now working on my book to mark the milestone in any significant way, this birthday is a little bittersweet, because after today, Wordloaf will no longer be hosted on...
The Wordloaf Friday Bread Basket, a weekly roundup of links and items relating to bread, baking, and grain, is a lite one this week, for reasons. I do have one item, which is this clip from possibly my favorite television show, Bob’s Burger...
Last week, my friend shared a detailed, beautiful essay on the history and joys of Boston brown bread, one of my favorite classic New England foods:
My Cup of Tea
Boston Brown Bread
“Our bread, to be sure, was the black compound of rye...
As seen here.
Hello from the Wordloaf Friday Bread Basket, a weekly roundup of links and items relating to bread, baking, and grain.
For Bon Appetit, Margaret Eby, who just published a wonderful little book...
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Andrew Janjigian, Breaducator, Boulanger Management Counselor
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