A very short history of the bakery's starter
Eleven years, two house moves, one near-death experience in a cold kitchen. The life of a jar of flour and water.
Eleven years, two house moves, one near-death experience in a cold kitchen. The life of a jar of flour and water.
The unglamorous arithmetic of running a bakery — how much goes in the bin, and what we do about it.
Everyone wants the dramatic sourdough. The bun quietly does more work than any of them.
Three dials, endless bread. The only variables you actually need to understand.
The best hour of the week, before anyone else is awake. A members-only letter from the bakery.
Dense, dark, and built to last a week. The full recipe, for the Proof Club.
Squash, walnuts, the last good apples. A short list for the turn of the season.
Cold kitchens make sluggish starters. How we keep ours awake from November to March.
The everyday sourdough we sell out of by nine. No stand mixer, no drama — just flour, water, salt, and time.