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Woo Hoo! Just got my King Arthur 'Big Book of Bread'!! Been using their 'Baking School' for five years. (Original Post) marble falls 12 hrs ago OP
Congrats, MF! SheltieLover 12 hrs ago #1
I bake bread every week, I find a loaf that looks good and bake it for four or five weeks until I get it down ... marble falls 12 hrs ago #2
Lol SheltieLover 6 hrs ago #8
Cool!! AmBlue 11 hrs ago #3
I love the "Baking School" book. This is more of a vol 2, but with emphesis on a deeper dive of the ... marble falls 9 hrs ago #5
Bread is my weakness!! AmBlue 6 hrs ago #6
I'm a left handed dyslexic. I'll give it a try. Thanx! marble falls 6 hrs ago #7
Their YouTube channel's great tishaLA 10 hrs ago #4

marble falls

(61,353 posts)
2. I bake bread every week, I find a loaf that looks good and bake it for four or five weeks until I get it down ...
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 06:16 PM
12 hrs ago

... go try another one. We've discovered homemade bread make great toast. I also scratch make Neapolitan style pizza - use my hydro grown indoor tomatoes for sauce. I don't know if we save a cent from it, but it seems worth the time and effort.

I do not know how women raised children baked bread, cooked, kept a home and raised children back in the day. My wife just laughs and laughs and laughs at me.

SheltieLover

(59,112 posts)
8. Lol
Wed Oct 23, 2024, 12:14 AM
6 hrs ago

I recently bought a bread machine & have been making a loaf weekly, too.

Sadly, I've not found a recipe I like well enough to repeat.

Enjoy!

AmBlue

(3,410 posts)
3. Cool!!
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 07:12 PM
11 hrs ago

How do you like the book? I am thinking about getting it as I am on a sourdough journey here. I've also had the pleasure of taking two classes at the KA facility in Norwich, VT, one for apple pie and the other for scones & biscuits. Great classes!! I love King Arthur Baking Co.!! 🥰

marble falls

(61,353 posts)
5. I love the "Baking School" book. This is more of a vol 2, but with emphesis on a deeper dive of the ...
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 08:56 PM
9 hrs ago

... different types of breads and different national versions. The photography alone felt like I was gaining weight looking at them. I've just went through the last chapter on the different types of flour and it is understandable and informative.

This is going to be a challenge and fun. Wish I could figure out how to post pictures.

If I ever get rich, I want to go to King Arthur's schools. I envy you!

AmBlue

(3,410 posts)
6. Bread is my weakness!!
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 11:41 PM
6 hrs ago

My KA classes were birthday and Mother's Day presents and definitely a splurge. But I've heard their online classes are also very good. Just visiting the KA bakery and store in Vermont is a baker's fairyland and a real treat! If you get the chance, do go!

I am far from an expert on posting images, but I have used www.postimages.org with some success in the past. Hope that helps. I will be looking for pics of your baking adventures!

tishaLA

(14,300 posts)
4. Their YouTube channel's great
Tue Oct 22, 2024, 08:14 PM
10 hrs ago

Although I wish they'd post more often. A couple years ago they got a lot of shit for posting a Pride Month video and lots of "I'll never buy your flour again!" responses.

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