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A scheduling tool for bread baking
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Re: A scheduling tool for bread baking
#12This is super interesting.
I tried my first bake yesterday, and it... did not go well. Second try is currently forming. Fingers crossed.
Re: A scheduling tool for bread baking
#13Love it!!!
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#14This is great! What I miss though is some search or filtering of flour type. I only use spelt and rye.
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#15For those of us working in tech, it can be extremely satisfying to bake your own bread. I did that a few years ago, starting from scratch, making my own sourdough starter, and baking daily. It's rediscovering what a typical family did centuries ago. Your starter becomes a pet. I had to stop it due to a lot of travel, but I still have a packet of my starter vacuum sealed and frozen. Maybe I should try again. Travel ce…
Not to forget the amazing smell of freshly baked bread!
Re: A scheduling tool for bread baking
#16For those of us working in tech, it can be extremely satisfying to bake your own bread. I did that a few years ago, starting from scratch, making my own sourdough starter, and baking daily. It's rediscovering what a typical family did centuries ago. Your starter becomes a pet. I had to stop it due to a lot of travel, but I still have a packet of my starter vacuum sealed and frozen. Maybe I should try again. Travel ce…
I just like fresh bread without all the work ;). With a good bread machine, you only have to mix the ingredients (or purchase a nice mix) and the machine does the work for you. Ours never failed baking a good bread (except for the one time where I forgot to add yeast ;)).
We rarely buy bread at the store anymore.
Re: A scheduling tool for bread baking
#17For those of us working in tech, it can be extremely satisfying to bake your own bread. I did that a few years ago, starting from scratch, making my own sourdough starter, and baking daily. It's rediscovering what a typical family did centuries ago. Your starter becomes a pet. I had to stop it due to a lot of travel, but I still have a packet of my starter vacuum sealed and frozen. Maybe I should try again. Travel ce…
Not to forget the amazing smell of freshly baked bread!
Yes. My bread never lasted long enough to reach the room temp.
Re: A scheduling tool for bread baking
#18I discovered yesterday that loaf pan is mostly sold out in Target, Walmart. Guess people really have more time to do bakery due to the WFH.
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#19It's a good idea for a tool, but it could use a dough temperature and automatic schedule adjustment based on a modified temp.
Re: A scheduling tool for bread baking
#20I’m from Australia, and this site uses a weird imperial mix and metric measurements.
Weights are in grams, but temperature is in fahrenheit (I think, doesn’t actually say).
Please use one measurement system make it consistent, as well as switchable. Thanks.