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i've been using the absolute cheapest flour from the grocery store to make bagels and breads and pizza dough and tortillas and flatbread and cookies and cakes and it works just fine. not sure why i would spend 3x the money on bread flours
May 26, 2024

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surprisingly cheap, at least i was surprised. Trying to unlearn my healthy=expensive mindset and remember the ambiguity of life.
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Every morning. The night before, just mix up flour, water, salt and some yeast in a bowl. Cover it tightly somehow (I use a silicone mat with a skillet on top so I don't waste plastic wrap), go to bed. Motivation to get up early. Spread a buttload of flour on a baking tray, shape the risen dough however you want (on top of the flour), bake at 425 for 15-25 minutes. It is so effing easy. Mess it up a few times until you get it right and then boom, it takes literally no effort or thought. Cheap, fresh bread every day. I use white whole wheat flour. If you have a scale, measure equal weights of flour and water. If not, measure twice as much water as flour. Ie: 2 cups flour, 4 cups water or whatever.
Sep 20, 2024
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in the clear case that you can serve yourself into a little plastic baggie at the grocery story. I prefer to buy those over a big loaf of bread.
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