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Focaccia - 10/29/2009
A bread that is simple and quick to make and versatile enough to use as the base for pizza, for paninis, or to dip into leftover tomato sauce.
This simple bread rises only once and produces a flavor and crumb that makes it perfect for toasting.
Making City Pizza - 08/13/2009
Tips on technique, hardware and ingredients for making pizza at home.
French Toast - 12/18/2008
A classic and favorite breakfast made with challah bread.
Bread master Jim Lahey, founder of Sullivan Street Bakery and creater of the "no-knead" method, is teaching six bread making master classes.
Pizza Dough - 10/18/2007
A simple and classic yeast pizza dough that includes some whole wheat flour. Makes enough for two 10-inch pizzas, or use half the dough for home-made pretzels.
Making your own pizza is easy, fun and delicious -- it even can be healthy -- and you don't need a coal-fired oven in your city kitchen.
From a farm in northwestern New Jersey come 100% grass-fed raw milk cheese and exquisite wood fire-baked breads. Available at two Manhattan Greenmarkets and on-line.
It seems like every New York restaurant known for its brunch menu is always so crowded. I think of Sunday mornings as a time for some peace and quiet so why would I want to stand in line for someone else's bagels and lox when I can have the same thing at home? Instead shop for your brunch and you'll have a better day.
 
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