Masterclass – Apollonia Poilane teaches Bread Baking Video Course (FULL video course + workbook)

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Salepage: Masterclass – Apollonia Poilane teaches Bread Baking Video Course (FULL video course + workbook)

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MP4 video course format

With each bread, Apollonia Poilâne—a third-generation baker and the CEO of the famed Parisian bakery Poilâne—preserves time-honored traditions. She is now demonstrating how to make bread by hand and sharing her recipes with others. 🥐🥖🥨

Create your own starter and a selection of French breads, such as rustic wheat, rye, and brioche, by learning how to do so. To get warm, fresh bread at home, use your senses of taste, smell, and touch.

1. Welcome to Your Instructor
2. à la Poilâne baking
3. Starter for sourdough
4. Making a wheat loaf in the style of a poilâne
5. Wheat loaf in the Poilâne style: scoring and baking
6. Rye
7. Mime pain
8. Brioche
9. Delectable Corn Flour Bread
10. Sourdough wheat tartines for fresh bread
11. Dry Bread: Savory Pain de Mie Pain Perdu
12. Dry Bread: Sourdough Granola with Wheat and Rye
14. stale bread: flavored brioche croutons with a Caesar salad
15. Stale Bread: Sourdough Wheat Pesto with Breadcrumbs
16. How to Decorate Your Loaves of Bread
17. rye breads

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