As more and more fellow bakers finished the BBA Challenge, a net-gossip started: what should we do next? It was so much fun to bake together, cheering each others’ successes and commiserating over the failures, that we all felt a void when the party was over.
The idea of baking another complete bread book, from beginning to end, didn’t appeal to me because of the tight scheduling required. So when Paul proposed “Mellow Bakers,” it was just what I was looking for: we’ll bake Hamelman’s “BREAD” at a leisurely pace, and I’ll even emphasize the “mellowness,” by skipping some of breads. In fact, they already made hot cross buns while I only watched from a safe distance… 😉
So here is an invitation for you: for a nice bread project that will expose you to delicious recipes by a great author, Jeffrey Hamelman, first jump to Paul’s site to read all about it, and then to the Mellow Bakers forum to introduce yourself and join the party!
I’ll see you in the forum!
Bewitching Kitchen 
How can I become a mellow baker?
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Hello, friends.
It had been just about one year ago that I embarked on making a lighter 100% whole grain rye bread. My research led me to the Tang zhong method. Follow the link to see my amateur, yet successful implementation of this ancient bead making technique. Once there have a look around, I have more than a few bread baking posts. My latest posting is Rustic Bread from Jeffrey Hamelman’s Bread: A Baker’s Book of Techniques and Recipes. This was a fun bake and a great success! Don’t forget to subscribe to the blog. My next posting will be a conversion of, Rose, Levy, Beranbaum’s N.Y.C. deli Rye to Tang zhong .
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thanks for the heads up about your blog! will stop by, definitely! Tangzhong has been on my list to try for a long time, I am always behind on my goals, though….
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