The hottest Bread Substack posts right now

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Wordloaf 746 implied HN points 10 Jan 24
  1. Amy Halloran is taking over the Wordloaf newsletter for a few months while the original author works on a book
  2. Amy is knowledgeable about bread, baking, and grain, making her a great fit for the newsletter
  3. Regular features like the Monday Mix and Friday Bread Basket will be on hiatus during this period
The Jewish Table 314 implied HN points 17 Jan 24
  1. The post discusses a recipe for Dried Fruit and Walnut Bread meant for celebrating Tu Bishvat.
  2. Tu Bishvat seder includes a symbolic connection to the Jewish mystics' view of the earthly-spiritual continuum through tree fruits.
  3. The bread recipe shared is a tasty option whether for Tu Bishvat celebrations or simply enjoying a delicious breakfast.
Wordloaf 727 implied HN points 27 Sep 23
  1. There are different reasons to choose between yeasted and sourdough breads, each with unique advantages.
  2. Sourdough breads have a more complex flavor, stay fresh longer, and have a different texture compared to yeasted breads.
  3. Sourdough baking connects you deeply to the process of bread-making and teaches you valuable lessons about fermentation and attention to detail.
Wordloaf 845 implied HN points 06 Sep 23
  1. The author is working on a book project about bread with a focus on techniques and processes.
  2. The book will emphasize the various ways bakers can approach bread baking, providing options and explanations for different choices.
  3. The book will include not only bread recipes but also detailed explanations of the science, materials, and methods of baking.
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Mister Branzino's Newsletter 0 implied HN points 15 Dec 23
  1. Grilled chicken sandwiches at fast-food spots like Chick-fil-A can be a healthy and convenient choice, especially when on the go.
  2. Be cautious when buying 'sourdough' bread - true sourdough should only include water, flour, and salt, without added yeast or preservatives.
  3. Freezing items like deli meat, green onions, and heavy cream can be a convenient way to preserve ingredients for later use in the kitchen.