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Two 5-day courses with Carl Shavitz

Anchorage, Kentucky
(The nearest airport for Anchorage KY is Louisville, KY)

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Sunday 18 August - Thursday 22 August 2013
5-days
$2,375**
$1,500
Full
Tuesday 27 August - Saturday 31 August 2013
5-days
$2,375**
$1,500
1 place left

The course includes:
Creating and maintaining your own sourdough leavens
Working with sourdough, fresh yeast, and an overnight sponge
Fermentation, mixing, kneading, folding, shaping a loaf, proofing & retarding
Temperature & humidity control
Baking in a wood-fired oven, a professional and domestic ovens
Differences in flours
The world of olive oil

You will be making 100% sourdough loaves, breads using both sourdough leaven as well as commercial yeast, and fully yeasted breads. You will make focaccia, ciabatta, grissini & bagel. Breads with spice, seeds, fruit & nut, olive oil, tomatoes, grapes, chocolate and absolutely plain.

To apply for the course go to the application

**the fee for the 5-day course in Anchorage includes tuition, extensive course recipes & notes, all ingredients, 2 bannetons, 2 dough scrapers, a knife to slash the dough, a digital thermometer, an embroidered Artsain Bread School apron, lunch & dinner for 5 days.

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I really enjoyed your course. It was exactly what I was looking for in that I received hands-on instruction and was able to get a feel for bread-making that I have not been able to acquire through books.

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Thank you again for the amazing workshop!

New York City
 
2013 • watch this space
   
focaccia: hands-on workshop

 

Focaccia photo David Johnson Cambridgeshire Journal September 2007
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