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The Biological Species of Ancient and Modern Wheats

Learn how we classify grains and wheats in biological families, species, and subspecies, and know the difference between wheat, emmer, einkorn, spelt, and khorasan.

Bread Magazine - Heirloom, Ancient, Heritage, and Landrace Grains

Heirloom, Ancient, Heritage, and Landrace Grains: Are They All the Same?

An overview of the vocabulary and concepts that serve to distinguish the sorts of grains we as bakers have at our disposal.

A Tunisian Family’s Love Affair With Bread

Tharwa Boulifi explores her family’s affection with bread, through their Tunisian roots and traditions.

From Earth to Hearth: The Art of Connections

Learnings from the second day of A Taste for Grain event.

How to make bread in a way that fits your lifestyle? Reflections from A Taste for Grain 2018 - Montréal (part 1)

How to make bread that fits with your lifestyle?

Inspirations gathered from day 1 of “A Taste for Grain,” an event that gathers informed onlookers, amateurs, and professionals around a conversation about grains, taste, flavor, food, bread, beer, etc.

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Issue 22’s feature section is all about growing grain to make bread: In this issue, we look into grain, farming, and what they mean to us as bakers in homes and artisanal bakeries. And of course, we bake bread.

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