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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xtj9X1jDc0 by Emma's Goodies 14/9/23 YouTube] | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xtj9X1jDc0 by Emma's Goodies 14/9/23 YouTube] | ||
This video teaches two methods for making a simple Italian bread using only four ingredients. The first method is no-knead and perfect for busy people, while the second method involves a stretch-and-fold technique for a taller, more airy loaf. Both methods are easy to follow and result in delicious bread. | This video teaches two methods for making a simple Italian bread using only four ingredients. The first method is no-knead and perfect for busy people, while the second method involves a stretch-and-fold technique for a taller, more airy loaf. Both methods are easy to follow and result in delicious bread. | ||
=====10 Bread Baking Tips From Pro Bakers - part 1===== | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQWlG1buMM8 by The Bread Code 9/7/21 YouTube] | |||
These are the 10 most important tips I learned in my interviews from some of the best current bread bakers. Each of the interviews have been around 1.5 hours each and I condensed them down into a much shorter more digestible format for you. Most of the tips are for sourdough bread but also work for yeast based doughs. | |||
