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Daughter will be back home in KY for the weekend so I smoked a butt and a brisket is going now.
Bread sales at the farmers mkt are going good and I may have landed retail selling at the local mercantile.
Smoked chopped pork butt.
The brisket I rubbed down and spraying coffee beer on it every...
Been really busy and not posted much.
Here are some recent breads I been making.
First
Sourdough bagels. Its a process for sure.
Organic Central milling BF.
Biblical Ezekiel bread
Farmers Storehouse organic BF.
Left is SD, Golden flax, black sesame seed.
Right is Milled 9 grain
SD...
Not had much time to get the16" Vevor double deck pizza oven going. Like one of the smaller Rofco bread ovens. Yeah it's a learning curve.
Bake time was 58 mins at 390* Bread temp was 205. I had it plugged into a 15amp circuit so I could only heat one deck up, will put it on a 20amp next time...
Finally getting to use the new mill.
Milling hard red & white.
Left is red
Right is white
Results from a 2loaf mix. Used 4 cups of white and 1 cup of red. Flour is not sifted.
Sourdough discard loaves.
Organic central milling AP 450g
Farmer storehouse Tartaria 125g (1 cup aside if needed while mixing.
I used my Zacme 8.4 qt to mix.
100g discard.
water 425g
salt 15g
Tools are always good to have :emoji_blush:
Mockmill 200 Stone Grain Mill (5099) x 1 shipped via UPS on March 12, 2026 with tracking number.
Now debating if I sell my WonderMill?
SD with 17g everything bagel.
Used
485g central milling organic bread flour
340g water
25g starter
8g salt (EB has salt in it already)
17g EB mix.
Mix water and flour, autolyse for 2 hrs covered.
After autolyse add the salt and starter, mix until just incorporated then add the EB mix. Fully...
One of the most powerful tools in sourdough baking isn’t a special flour or expensive equipment.
It’s understanding feeding ratios.
If you’ve ever seen 1:1:1 or 1:2:2 and felt confused, you’re not alone. Let’s break it down in a simple, practical way so you can confidently choose what works for...
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