Letting Grain Teach You I’ve been milling grains at home for nearly twenty years, with results that range from quietly great to deeply humbling. Testing, repetition, and a lot of paying attention slowly improved my approach. This past year, I’ve been lucky to work...
As one of 12 children, Jade Koyle grew up on a family farm in southern Idaho. Jade later left the farm to attend college where he studied psychology, engineering and business. Today he puts all those experiences into helping run an innovative farming operation that...
With the recent price hike in eggs, I turned to making Challah. It's a bread that starts with a dough that can even be made without eggs (just ask Reddit!). It's also a bread with wide regional and historic roots, spreading among the Jews around two of our diaspora...
As noted, I’ve got some nice bags of Swiss flour that I’ve often used on my vacations at my sister’s house in Basel. This time, the whole family was visiting us in our city. Years ago, she took me on a rainy morning through a farm field and dark woods to an ancient...
Pan de Yuca The cassava plants found in Africa and Latin America can produce a gluten free (GF) starch useful in all sorts of preparations, including breads like the one above, a bun known as Pan de Yuca (bread from Yuca). In...
From my earliest days of baking bread and seeking guidance, I usually return to one person; Thierry Delabre. Known as Clandestino Panadero, this is a baker who left his mark on many bakers and launched a movement called Bro Bread Revolution. I regularly return to his...
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