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What's new on "The Baker"
- 3.6 Cheese Stuffed Bread - Especially for Shavuot
- 24.5 Strong Wheat - How to diagnose and why do we need it?
- 10.5 Pizza Dough - Some interesting facts
- 8.5 New version of our baking calculators
- 19.4 Teff Bread Recipe - Kosher for Passover
- 16.4 Matzah and Shmurah Matzah recipe
- 2.4 How Much Time Does A Baking Stone Need To Be Preheated Before Baking?
- 19.3 Healthy Spelt Hamantaschen Recipe
- 18.3 Simple Hamantaschen Recipe
- 8.3 Artisan Spelt Bread - With instant yeast
- 3.3 Teff 101 - All the info you want to know
- 14.2 New Calculator - Egg shell removal and hydration calculator
- 8.2 Can Sourdough Starter Go Bad?
- 4.2 New Feature - Push notifications available
- 21.1 The Science of Maillard Reaction and carmalization in Bread
- 11.1 Crazy Simple Pita Recipe
- 6.1 Experiment - How much can sourdough grow?
- 31.12 New accessibility feature
- 23.12 Proofing With Couche - A must read for baguette lovers
- 14.12 Proofing basket 101
- 5.12 Rye Flour 101 - Pros and cons and info you have to know
- 21.11 New version for the Hydration calculator
- 12.11 Amazing Sufganiyot recipe!
- 19.10 The eternal love story between enzymes and bread
- 17.10 How to choose your bread baking class
- 28.9 Comparing King Arthur flour and Israeli flour
- 26.9 Freezing experiment of dry sourdough results
- Wheat Kernel Parts - A must read article for every bread baker
- Spelt Flour - Pros and cons
About "The Baker"
Baking bread is a science. I hear this sentence a lot, from the website readers and colleagues, and find this to be fact from my explorations in the world of bread and baking. There are too many factors that require precision while baking bread, such as starting temperature, humidity, flour to water balance (hydration), timing, type of flour and even the microbe we just grew in our sourdough starter.
“The baker” website, is an exploratory website, founded on the background of two baking areas of expertise.