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Crumb Smitten

After a tough week at my full time job, I came home wondering what to bake in my micro bakery, and suddenly was waxing nostalgic for something from my days in the army; Streusel Coffee Cake! Whipping out the old army recipe cards, I decided nostalgia is fine and good....

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Feuillatage Inverse

Preparing for my final exam at culinary school, I looked at a random selection of recipes, then - for reasons I can't remember - took on putting together a  pâte feuilletée, a dish with puff pastry. This was a doozy, difficult to complete in the middle of a hot July....

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Mohnschnecken

I love poppyseeds. Whenever  I go to Polish bakeries in Brooklyn, I'll stop for a piece of poppyseed topped babka. So when I found Wolfgang Süpke's mohnschneken (poppyseed snails), I craved it like a junkie and made a batch! It's a straight forward yeasted  enriched...

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Taralli

Taralli is an Italian bread from Puglia. A cross of  both a bagel and pretzel in that they are boiled in water, then baked to create a crispy outside. Often, they are eaten by dunking in wine and even can be sweet, rather then savory. Having tried various version from...

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Plum tarte

Plums remind me of summers in Switzerland under my sisters tree in her orchard in August. I still have a a week before I go and visit this year. So having a hankering for something reminiscent of her home made desserts. I decided to make my favorite  tarte au...

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Pass me the yeast

Away for a few days for July the 4th, my levains were chilling in my fridge dormant. When upon arriving home, I had no bread around. Yeast was my only way of rising any bread, so I opted to use Dan Lepards "easiest" bread formula from The Guardian Baking...

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