Recipes & Experiments

Baking is practice, patience, and discovery.

This is where I document my bread trials, pastry experiments, fermentation notes, crumb observations, and what each bake teaches me.

Not Just Recipes

Every bake teaches something.

I do not want this space to be only a list of recipes. I want to record the process: what I tried, what changed, what worked, what failed, and what I learned from the dough.

Baking Journal

Experiments from my kitchen

Sourdough

White Sourdough Trial

Exploring starter strength, fermentation time, crust color, and crumb structure through a simple white sourdough loaf.

  • Focus: fermentation timing
  • Observation: crumb and crust
  • Learning: dough strength matters
Coming Soon

Pastry

Croissant Layers

Practicing lamination, butter handling, proofing, and baking temperature to understand how flaky layers are created.

  • Focus: lamination
  • Observation: honeycomb texture
  • Learning: temperature control is key
Coming Soon

Crumb Study

Baguette Crumb Observation

Studying open crumb, hydration, shaping, scoring, and steam to understand how baguette texture develops.

  • Focus: open crumb
  • Observation: hole structure
  • Learning: shaping affects the inside
Coming Soon

Learning Notes

What I want to improve through experiments

Fermentation Control

Understanding how time and temperature affect flavor, dough rise, texture, and final bread quality.

Crumb Structure

Studying how hydration, shaping, gluten development, and proofing create different crumb patterns.

Pastry Technique

Practicing lamination, butter temperature, proofing, and baking for better croissants and viennoiserie.

Better Everyday Bread

Connecting bread science with practical baking so people can understand bread beyond myths and simple recipes.