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Baking school

Home baking
Even bread is not a science

Baking Basics

You will learn that baking homemade bread requires the right flour, temperature, and time. You will learn the basics of baking and become more confident when baking.

Baking tips

I will teach you how to start a sourdough starter and how it differs from yeast, how to work with dough, what to do if the dough doesn't rise, and why it is important which flour you choose.

The family will also notice the improvement

Each article will take you closer to homemade bread that tastes like it came from an artisan bakery . You'll find out how to bake better sweets for Sunday.

More advanced techniques

You will find out how to take home baking from bread to sweets and what the pros do so that you can easily earn extra money by baking.

Basics for homemade bread and other baking

Super last minute odlet do týdne: Athény & kurz pečení chleba – Kvas & Kaliméra

Super last minute odlet do týdne do Athén: spojte poznávací zájezd s kurzem pečení chleba Kvas & Kaliméra. Poslední volná místa k rezervaci.

Is spelt flour gluten-free? Facts and myths about spelt

You will learn whether spelt flour contains gluten, how it differs from modern wheat and who it is suitable for. You will find out why it is better digestible and which organic spelt flour I recommend for baking.

What is spelt flour made of and why use it in baking?

Spelt flour is an ancient type of wheat with a slightly nutty flavor and higher nutrient content. In this article, you'll learn what spelt flour is made of, how it differs from wheat flour, and why it's worth trying when baking bread, cakes, or homemade pasta.

How to replace semi-whole wheat flour

How to replace semi-coarse flour? Just mix plain and coarse flour, or use just one of them. Practical baking tips that will save every recipe.

How to make cake crumbs – a simple step-by-step process

How to make cake crumbs? A simple recipe for crumbs made from flour, butter, and sugar that will give your cake a crispy crust and an irresistible flavor.

Flour – how to choose the right flour for your baking

How to choose the right flour? Here's an overview of the ideal combinations for bread, pizza, croissants, and pasta - so your baking tastes like a pro.

Why is bread flat? The most common mistakes when baking bread

Have you baked flatbread? Check out the most common mistakes when baking homemade sourdough bread In this article,...

Flatbread is a classic of hot summer: how to avoid it?

Flat bread, and other baking mistakes – hot summers may be the main culprit Summer is the season of dough that rise...

Semolina flour – ideal for savory pastries

Semolina flour is great for savory pastries, homemade bread, and pizza. In this article, you'll find out why it should be a staple in every baker's pantry and how to get the most out of it.

Mistakes when baking bread – what to watch out for

What are the most common mistakes when baking bread and how to avoid them? I'll give you advice on how to work with yeast, dough, and the oven so that your homemade bread is always crispy and fluffy.

Dough won't rise? Here are 8 reasons why dough won't rise

What to do if the dough doesn't rise? Don't panic. In this article, we'll discuss the most common reasons why sourdough dough refuses to rise – and what to do about it. Thanks to Mari's specific advice, your dough will rise in no time.

How often to feed sourdough, where to store it and when is the best time to bake?

How often to feed your sourdough, where to store it, and when to bake with it? In this article, I share my proven observations from practice, the differences between rye and wheat sourdough, and why it doesn't matter where your sourdough lives. If it smells nice and the bread tastes good, you're on the right track – but the path of a professional goes even deeper.
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