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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.

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.

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.
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