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inescapably obsessed with process reproducibility, in columbus, ohio

12.30.2011

Local business, a consumer's perspective. (Columbus, OH edn)

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When I visit the Starbucks on N Broadway and N High I sit at the bar and study the line that builds between 7 and 8. This line is profoundly...
12.28.2011

Mom and the kid made me spaghetti!

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12.14.2011

Bread for the teachers (again)

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The other morning, I made bread for the teachers at Frankie's school. It's a fun morning of baking which I've done once before...
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12.05.2011

Merguez: three painful hours

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The last time I endured 3 hours of French-related agony was in grad school when, in an attempt to convince my girlfriend I was all that, ...
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11.16.2011

let rise until doubled in volume

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Recently, I decided to measure the volume of the first rise of bread dough containing various combinations of yeast, flour, shortening, e...
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11.07.2011

A cast iron oven example boule.

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I'm a little obsessed with the beauty of the cast iron bread cooking method.  This dough formula is pretty simple but scaled carefull...
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10.31.2011

couple petit baguettes from a starter

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I hacked together a starter, a wild yeast culture worked up from Stutzman farms whole wheat and then shifted to mostly white starter over th...
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10.29.2011

behold, the weber_cam (smoking poblanos real time)

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{The feed of the weber_cam will return again someday ...}  Before... After...
10.26.2011

Volume and little crispy boules that will eventually hold a meatball

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Found a patent today I wanted to try to reproduce. The claim was a dough containing ascorbic acid, L-cysteine and xanthan gum produced a b...
10.24.2011

dried apple chips

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I've never been quite sure what is in those packages labeled "dried apples."  This is what they look like when I make them - I...
10.09.2011

I've been making some many tons of dough lately, working on my silly VFR100 assay, I've got nothing blogworthy, but this is good

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I've posted this before, but it's so wonderful and it's so good that Scoopy didn't eat it before it went in the oven, just a...
10.02.2011

Some menu items for the week...

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First of an occasional series. I thought I'd share a few of our weekday menu items.  If lucky, I do some of the prep Sunday mornings: ...
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10.01.2011

VFR100 reworked assay

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Another in a series of incredibly tedious posts guaranteed to scare away even the most dedicated of readers. To refresh your memory, this is...
9.05.2011

breadcrumbs

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Obviously, there's no shortage of raw materials for breadcrumbs here. My need for breadcrumbs is primarily in the breading of smelts. ...
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