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I'm Jessica Batalana, staff editor at King Arthur Baking Company.
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And I'm David Tamarkin, King Arthur's editorial director.
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And this is Things Bakers Know, a new podcast from King Arthur where we explore every corner of the baking world.
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Every episode of Things Bakers Know dives deep into a different baked good, its history and lore.
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In 15th century Germany, if you had any extra money at all, you might have actually purchased a birthday cake. Trends, Takes and Opinions the American palate.
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Just wants crispier and crispier things, and I think that really speaks to where we are right now with home baking, with making pizza at home in American kitchens. A lot of opinions and plenty of tips and tricks.
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Maybe you've done the toothpick test, which I sometimes think is not as reliable as you want it to be. But what I look for with doneness is like a cake that's sort of pulling away from the sides of the pan.
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Pizza is as much, if not more so about the dough because it's just bread. And what distinguishes great pizza is the crust and how it's baked, the mouthfeel of it, how oily is it? How crispy is it? How soft is it?
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Plus, we'll always leave time to answer your home baking questions.
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Where do I begin? I mean, I have so many thoughts about this, I think we can check off the easy answers first. So first of all, yes, the type of chocolate, the form of chocolate you use does matter. Along the way, we break bread with the best bakers, historians and restaurateurs in America, and we always get their expert advice.
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Meet our guest baker Zoe Francois our.
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Own Amber Eisler, King Arthur's director of.
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Baking education Dan Richer from Raza Pizzeria.
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In New Jersey food anthropologist, podcaster, historian and writer Deborah Friedman Cheryl Day, who.
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Ran the legendary Back in the Day Bakery for years in Savannah, Georgia and Bronwyn Wyatt, the baker behind Bayou Saint Cakes in New Orleans. So join us at King Arthur as we celebrate the wide world of baking on Things bakers know.
