What Changed in Bread Baking in the Last 20 Years? Ft. Claudio Perrando

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🎙️ EP176 – Master baker Claudio Perrando joins Eric to talk fermentation, flour, open crumb, Tartine’s influence, and why bread is still one of the clearest signatures of a serious restaurant.🎧 Topics Covered in This Episode:🍞 Bread’s Modern Renaissance 🏝️ Baking Bread on a Caribbean Island 🔥 Baking vs Cooking 🥖 Deck Ovens vs Rational 🕳️ The Open Crumb Revolution 📚 Tartine & Chad Robertson 🧪 The Science of Dough 🌾 Flour Quality & W-Value 🥐 Panettone Craft 🍽️ Restaurant Bread Service📩 Follow & Support Us:🍽️ Everything in one place: https://linkin.bio/potluckfoodtalks/📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/potluckfoodtalks▶️ YouTube: https://youtube.com/@potluckfoodtalks🗞️ Newsletter: https://www.potluckfoodtalks.com/start/📢 Want to advertise with us? http://potluckfoodtalks.com/advertise-on-the-podcast🔥 Enjoy!

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