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Baguette: An Old-world Bread in a Fast-paced World
A baguette is a great example of how a specific technique and formula can make a unique and tasty bread. It falls into...
How to Test Dough Extensibility and Why You Need To
Dough extensibility is the strength in the dough and a contributor to the consistency and quality of a final baked...
Is the Sponge and Dough Method Worth It?
Wondering why so many bakers are going with the sponge and dough method? It's a two stage bread making process that...
BAKED In Science S2E19: Steamed Donuts and Other Innovations at IBA18
You never know what bakery innovations you’re going to find at the IBA trade fair. Luckily, I got to learn about...
Modified Wheat Starch: The Gluten-free Source of Fiber
Gluten is a complex term these days. Consumers are asking for it to be removed from baked goods, while bakers struggle...
What? A Non-enzyme Based DATEM Replacement?
Gluten is a complex term these days. Consumers are asking for it to be removed from baked goods, while bakers struggle...
Baking with Ancient Grains: Khorasan Wheat
Ancient grains have been around a while, but recently they have found their way to the spotlight. While a lot of uses...
Why is Sourdough Bread so Big Right Now?
I don't know if you've noticed, but sourdough bread is a big deal right now. It's flying off the shelves, and it's the...
BAKED in Science S2E18: A Guide to Sprouting Grains
Sprouted Grains have been sprouting in the commercial baking news for quite a while. In this podcast we discuss the...
HOT TOPIC
What’s the most talked about trends in our community? Meet Mark Floerke, our BAKED In Science Podcast host, and baking Guru. In this segment, he talks about what’s hot in our Baking Industry Professional’s Forum.
