Open crumb mastery pdf download

To answer your question, I might consider formatting the book for kindle or epub in the future. In fact, I originally tried to convert this book to epub, but the formatting just never came out right.

I'm not a technical person so I couldn't get it sorted out. If demand is high enough then I might consider paying to have it professionally converted. As for a print edition, that's something I would definitely be interested in pursuing in the future. There seems to be quite a few folks that would much prefer a real book in hand and TBH, I'm one of those people. Again, if sales are high enough then perhaps I might be able to convince a publisher to take a look at it.

We'll just have to wait and see. Sorry for my late response here -- it appears I missed these last comments. To answer your question, yes it should work on your laptop.

And I'm sorry to hear that Lucy won't be able to understand it -- perhaps my next edition will be in Swedish! Dan, for what it's worth, Trevor's pdf is not protected from using the Acrobat Reader tools to highlight and annotate the text. I just tried it out and it worked fine. I'm only half way through the book but the weekend is my chance to bake and here I am. I was feeding him whenever I needed him and only gave him one or two feedings before using him.

He was doubling and I thought he was strong enough. The left him exhausted by the next feeding as it was too long. He's now been tripling after hours which is when I'm using him and he probably could keep going. This little tip alone was worth the book cost! I just finished three sets of Rubard mixing and the extensibility of the dough is quite something. It has such a great feel. I had premixed overnight a few hours in the fridge and then on the counter before bed.

I'm now moving onto hour long folds for the next several hours and will continue to work this out.. It's probably not the ideal flour and starter mix from what I've read so far in your book but it will help me get this baked before dinner I think and it's a mix I'm familiar with so I'll have a good comparison of the final bread.

I'll cut it open tomorrow night for dinner and see what happens! I have found your videos and posts a wonderful help to me and this book takes it further.

I wish you luck with it and hope it brings you the kudos you so greatly deserve. I appreciate your kind words! And I'm very happy to hear that you've been finding it so helpful! That's what I was aiming for! You said it You nailed the audience. This content is quenching to a community like TFL can't you tell by how giddy we are?

I don't know if you are staying in e-book land because of a personal choice or because you don't know how big the non-beginner audience is I'd buy it again. I'm very glad to hear that you liked the book! It seemed to me that there was a need for a book like this -- I was trying to write something that I would've loved to read back when I first started baking.

I figured if I would've liked it, then surely others would too. So I'm happy to see such a positive response. To answer your question, I would definitely consider putting out a print edition of this book.

And it's something I might pursue in the future. If I end up with some decent sales numbers that I can put before a publisher then perhaps they might consider taking a chance on it.

You never know! Trevor, have you looked into Kindle Direct Publishing? You mentioned that you tried the digital format and had some problems, but you could self publish without a publisher.

I have a friend who went this route. Thanks Dan! I followed your link to check out KDP -- pretty interesting. I'm hesitant to do anything with amazon based on discussions I've heard from those who've used them.

But it looks like there are plenty of other "print on demand" publishers out there. And that could be interesting. I'll be digging into this a bit more to get a clearer picture of the model. Many thanks for the idea! Great video's etc on Instagram.

I don't have a kindle and was wondering how I could be a PDF version? Willing to pay of course! I am just getting back to baking after a few years. I have made loaves here and there, but I hadn't really done more than dabble. Yesterday I made the pain de campagne bread I've made several times and it turned out as well as it ever has for me, but the crumb still wasn't quite right, I don't think.

So, I started googling and then I ran across a video and while the recipe is different than the one I have, I saw immediately some things I could try as I think I'm degassing the dough too much.

Anyway, that video had a link attached to a book that sounded like just what I needed - Open Crumb Mastery for an intermediate baker - that is pretty much me spot on. I came here to see if there were any reviews of this book and found this. I have already bought the pdf book as it seems to be perfect and I love to support a fellow baker! I'll re-intruduce myself in a bit, but I wanted to thank Trevor from what I have learned already from that video on Breadwerx abd here.

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