Great Gluten-Free Bread is Possible! featuring Aran Goyoaga
We’re going gluten-free this week and talking about how to make the best gluten-free bread — because we believe everyone deserves great bread. Aran Goyoaga, author of the stunning new book The Art of Gluten-Free Bread, joins us to talk about her approach to gluten-free bread baking, including some of her favorite flours and tips and tricks. We break down the dizzying world of gluten-free flours, our tips for making gluten-free sourdough, and the differences between gluten-full and gluten-free bread doughs. And as always, we close out the show with Jessica’s Jess-opinion of the week and the (gluten-free!) recipes she and David are baking. Recipes and other links from this episode: Find Aran’s book: The Art of Gluten-Free Bread Learn more about gluten-free flours: Which gluten-free flour should I use? Read: How to substitute Gluten-Free Bread Flour for regular flour What David’s baking this week: Gluten-Free Chocolate Mousse Cake with Raspberries What Jessica’s baking this week: Sunken Berry Almond Cake Record your question for our Ask the Bakers segment here! This episode is sponsored by Plugra. Learn more about their premium European-style butter at plugra.com.
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Baking with Kids: Fun or Chaos? featuring Samantha Seneviratne
Give kids a baked good, and you’ve fed them for a day. Teach kids to bake, and well ... you know. We’ve been thinking a lot about baking with kids, because we’ve been hard at work writing a brand-new kids baking cookbook! And despite the mess and the chaos, we think it’s all worth it. So does cookbook author Samantha Seneviratne, who joins the show to chat with Jessica about baking with her adorable son Artie and the advice she has for anyone spending time in the kitchen with a young one. Then we have a very special edition of Ask the Bakers, featuring all questions from kids. (And boy, they’re some good ones.) Jessica shares a Jess-opinion all about the state of the restaurant kid’s menu, and we close out the show with the recipes she and David are baking this week. Recipes and other links from this episode: Find our new kids’ cookbook: Sweet & Salty! Learn more about Sam and her cookbooks here, and bake Sam’s Maple Tahini Chocolate Skillet Cake and Sunken Berry Almond Cake Learn more about leaveners: What's the difference between baking soda and baking powder? What David’s baking this week: Easiest Sourdough Discard Crackers What Jessica’s baking this week: Crispy Cheesy Pan Pizza Record your question for our Ask the Bakers segment here! This episode is sponsored by Plugra. Learn more about their premium European-style butter at plugra.com.
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What Even is a Fall Bake? featuring Rick Martínez
It’s the best baking season of the year! So we’re celebrating all things fall baking on today’s episode. First up, producer Rossi Anastopoulo and King Arthur editor Tatiana Bautista join David and Jessica to discuss our new list of the 49 Best Fall Recipes, Ranked. To no one’s surprise, there are a lot of opinions all around! Then cookbook author Rick Martínez stops by to dive deep into Pan de Muerto, the fragrant, buttery bread made to celebrate the fall holiday of Día de los Muertos. During our Ask the Bakers segment, Jessica and David discuss the big fall baking questions: Is it ever worth it to make your own pumpkin purée? What’s the difference between all the cinnamons out there? And is it pronounced PEA-can or puh-CON?! To close the show, we have a story about the oldest apple tree in America and the apple detective who found it (!), a freshly fried Jess-opinion, and the bakes David and Jessica are making this week. Recipes and other links from this episode: Get baking with our 49 Best Fall Recipes, Ranked Our favorite fall recipes: Chili Crisp Cottage Cheese Flatbreads (Tatiana), Sweet Potato Sheet Cake with Marshmallow Frosting (Rossi), Honey Beer Miche (David), and Oatmeal-Date Smash Cookies (Jessica) Check out our Pan de Muerto recipe Find Rick’s cookbooks and learn more about his work here Visit our shop for Vietnamese cinnamon and Indonesian cinnamon Read more about John Bunker’s apple discovery: On a Maine island, historians discover one of the oldest living apple trees in North America and find his book here Find our recipe for Fried Apple Pies What David’s baking this week: Cinnamon-Crisp Coffee Cake What Jessica’s baking this week: recipes from Sweet & Salty, our new kids’ cookbook! Record your question for our Ask the Bakers segment here! This episode is sponsored by Plugra. Learn more about their premium European-style butter at plugra.com.
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The Best of Chinatown Bakeries with Kristina Cho
We’re talking about one of our favorite genres of baking today: the bakes of Chinatown. From bolo bao to dan tat, we can’t get enough of the gorgeous goods lining the bakery cases of Chinatowns across the US. So of course, we had to have cookbook author Kristina Cho on the show to share more about the history of these bakeries, their place in Chinese American communities, and her tips for making the best versions of these iconic bakes at home. Along the way, David and Jessica share their experiences eating in two of the best Chinatowns in the country, plus their answers to your biggest baking questions (with some crucial help from Kristina!). Jessica has a shockingly positive Jess-opinion for once, and she and David close out the show by sharing the recipes they’re baking this week. Recipes and other links from this episode: Find our recipes for Pineapple Buns (Bolo Bao), Hong Kong Egg Tarts, and Red Bean Mooncakes Learn more about Kristina’s two cookbooks, Mooncakes & Milk Bread and Chinese Enough For more on steamed buns, check out our blog: Everything you need to know to make steamed buns Find our Golden Milk Bread recipe in the Big Book of Bread And for more on tangzhong and milk bread, see our blog: What is milk bread? What David’s baking this week: Bagels (with help from our On-Demand Bagel Class) What Jessica’s baking this week: Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies Record your question for our Ask the Bakers segment here! This episode is sponsored by Plugra. Learn more about their premium European-style butter at plugra.com.
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Talking All Things Butter, featuring Dorie Greenspan
We’re back, and we’re talking all about butter! Legendary baker Dorie Greenspan joins the show to share her thoughts on all things butter, plus some stories that will make you want to move to France immediately. David and Jessica dive deep into baker Nicole Rucker’s Cold Butter Method (CBM) and their tips for baking better with butter, before answering your questions, including their thoughts on softening butter quickly and making the most flavorful brown butter using a tip from our Test Kitchen. They then take a detour to the Minnesota State Fair, where butter carving takes centerstage, and close out the episode with the recipes they’re baking this week. Recipes and other links from this episode: Jessica and David’s summer bakes: Swirled Rhubarb Bars (double the recipe to make in a 9” x 13” pan!) and Toasted Marshmallow Whipped Cream Find Nicole Rucker’s book here: Fat + Flour: The Art of a Simple Bake Jesse Szewczyk’s blog: The secret to fudgier cookies? It's all about the butter. Dorie’s newest cookbook is almost out!: Dorie’s Anytime Cakes Lydia’s Ultimate Brown Butter Rice Krispies Treats Blog: Creaming butter and sugar: How to get it right Blog: How to soften butter quickly Blog: The baking trials: butter vs. vegan butter Learn more about Gerry here, and find videos of him sculpting here. What David’s baking this week: The Most Pumpkin Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bread What Jessica’s baking this week: Apple Pie Bars Record your question for our Ask the Bakers segment here! This episode is sponsored by Plugra. Learn more about their premium European-style butter at plugra.com.
Over Things Bakers Know: The King Arthur Baking Podcast
Join King Arthur’s Jessica Battilana and David Tamarkin as they explore every corner of the world of baking. Each episode dives deep into a different baked good — its history and lore, tips and tricks, trends and takes — and they'll always leave time to answer baking questions from listeners. Along the way they chat with the best bakers in America to get their expert advice.
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