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For decades, Black-owned wine brands have created and produced quality, award-winning wines. I applaud their resilience and growth. As a wine lover, I want to help introduce young and seasoned brands to open-minded consumers nationwide.
Black-owned wine brands and vineyards offer extensive wine collections, so selecting just one to highlight from each brand makes me want to binge shop their entire catalog⦠Donât tell my husband! Iâve rounded up a mix of red, white, and sparkling options from some of my favorite Black winemakers, all available to order online from retailers like Drizly. Cheers!
Lactose Intolerant Plantita Vegan Bakery treats those who eschew meat and dairy All of these items are vegan, and they stack up against stuff with dairy like you wouldn’t believe. | Courtesy Plantina Vegan Bakery
Help keep local journalism fighting for you. Donate today to Friends of the Reporter. March 10 I sort of inadvertently became a vegan in my 20s, baker Thomas Kamholz tells SFR. I d been dabbling in it, thinking about it, and I had a friend staying with me up in Boulder, Colorado. They re vegetarian and ended up cooking dinner every night, so I realized that, after about a week had gone by and I hadn t eaten any meat, I felt so much better.
Hi therei would like to leave my starter on the counter so I can make bread 3x per week or so. How might I feed it as to produce the least amount of discard and to require the minimum frequency of feedings? As an aside, I’ve been staring at the proof button on my oven for a year and never clued in to use it, duh
Does anyone have the recipe for Nancy Silverton's "Country White" sourdough from Breads of La Brea Bakery? My copy is sitting in a storage locker, and all I have are my notes but not the recipe and timeline. Thanks for the help!
Hi all. I’m new to this forum but I have become obsessed with my newfound sourdough hobby and I am getting pretty good at it.i just received my Challenger bread pan. I have been using a baking steel with steam with good results. I generally bake 20 m at 500 F with steam then remove steam and drop to 450 for 20 mins. I usually bake Big Tartine style loaves.when using the new