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But I have some of those vertical plate racks, or file folders.But I love rye bread toast for breakfast, and I love English muffins.
But I love rye bread toast for breakfast, and I love English muffins.
And they therefore have a really great rye bread culture.
But It's already on the rye bread?
is you take some preservative-free rye bread or multigrain bread and you soak it overnight in beer or ale.
But this is actually a rye starter, because we do keep a starter for our rye bread because we don't make it every single day.
And I've also made rye bread.
But if I have the same amount of rye bread, it's more gentle on my blood sugar, pumpernickel even more so.
And then things I didn't know existed like the Icelandic rye bread is also, to me, very appealing.
And you go there in the evening with your rye bread dough in a bucket, you put it down in the hole, put the lid on,
So, yeah-- So I'm using rye bread, of course.
So we start making the pastrami, the rye bread, the matzo ball soup, the chocolate babka.
So I was like, I want to make rye bread English muffins.
You go to for produce and you go across the street and buy rye bread at Then you go around the corner to bagel then you buy smoked meat at Schwartzes
And because southern Sweden is close to Denmark, you'll also find a bit of rye bread there.
So what people did instead was just dig holes in the ground outside of the villages and lower a bucket of rye bread down into the hole,
You can add that to butter, put it on some rye bread, and it's just amazing.
But I also wanted to make it clear that, like there was an old Levy's rye bread ad years ago, and it said, "You don't have to be Jewish to love Levy's."
All of these countries, they would have their own version of, for example, the very iconic Danish rye bread, but made to suit their circumstances.
So that's kind of-- we said, OK, we're going to set out to make great pastrami, great rye bread.
And the idea is that, in the evening, you'll go there with your rye bread dough in a bucket, put it down into the hole, put the lid on, and then come back
We'll talk a little bit later about the geothermal salt maker who makes salt using geothermal heat, the rye bread
And if it's exactly the same, say hey, by the way, you should make Peter Reinhart's rye bread English muffins.
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