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What experiences led Andrew to love baking?
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I don't think there's anything quite like... the smell of freshly baked bread in the morning I remember when I was quite young and my dad brought home a bread making machine which was quite fancy and it was short lived in our household we didn't use it for more than I would probably say a few months in the house but Those days when we did and waking up to a fresh loaf of bread and smelling that in the morning, getting really excited to tear into that soft loaf was a beautiful memory. It is a beautiful memory and I think formed part of my interest in baking.
How does baking evoke memories and emotions?
in later life. Funnily enough, to this day, and then even still, I'm not entirely sure how it is that a bread maker works exactly, how it makes bread in such a light and fluffy manner. You know, it's not stodgy in any way, but of course, if you've made bread before, as you almost certainly have, perhaps at least once in your life, Then you'll know that there's this sort of process to it, you know, you need to let the dough rise for an amount of time and then you'll, as they say, punch it down, let it rise once again. on the counter just under a cloth maybe or some cling film and then you would undergo the process of baking only once it has risen to a certain degree but with a bread machine you simply put all the ingredients in and then some hours later it would just produce a perfectly lovely loaf of bread
And like I say, I'm really unsure how it is that it's capable of doing that without all of the extra steps. But I suppose we'll leave that to be a mystery of the bread machine. Hello, my name's Andrew. Thank you for joining me today. Today I'm going to be talking about bread.
Bread.
Well, not just bread. I'm going to be talking about baking. And my experiences with baking in life. Which have been up and down, let's say.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What experiences led Andrew to love baking?
0:00–3:34
2
How does baking evoke memories and emotions?
3:34–7:35
3
What challenges did Andrew face while learning to bake bread?
7:35–13:30
4
What is the significance of patience in the baking process?
13:30–18:59
5
How did Andrew's baking journey change during lockdown?
18:59–24:29
6
What unique techniques did Andrew use in his baking?
24:29–27:45
7
How does Andrew compare vegan baking to traditional baking?
27:45–32:01
8
What memorable baking experiences does Andrew share from his childhood?
32:01–59:37