The Breadcast

Brynne Spencer
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Bread has had a long and complicated history. It has seen humanity through the stone age, the growth of societies, through the rise and fall of empires. It has fed both the rich and the poor, and served as a mark of social status and wealth. It continues to serve as a staple around the world. Join your host Brynne Spencer on an adventure through time and carbs while you unpack the history and science behind one of the world's oldest foods. You might want to grab a snack while you listen, because this show is sure to make you hungry.

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  1. Back To Basics

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    Back To Basics

    This episode is all about the basics of breadmaking, including: what ingredients should you have (you already have them), what equipment do you need (less than you think), do you need fancy equipment (no), why the hell does my dough look like that (many reasons), and how do I know when my bread is even done (when its done, obviously)? Plus everything in between.

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  2. Cereals- Not Just A Midnight Snack

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    Cereals- Not Just A Midnight Snack

    Cereals aren’t just something good with milk, but also are also types of domesticated grains that we use to turn into flour, which is for the most part, an essential component of bread. But how do cereal grains go from stalks swaying in the breeze to the powder sitting in our pantries? And, as a staple in the global diet, what would happen if we ever ran out?  How Cheese, Wheat and Alcohol Shaped Human Evolution | Science | Smithsonian Magazine Humans feasting on grains for at least 100,000 years - Scientific American Blog Network Svalbard Global Seed Vault - Crop Trust Photo by Duncan Kidd on Unsplash

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  3. Un/leavened Bread

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    Un/leavened Bread

    Have you ever wondered why some breads are flat and others are loaves? The difference is in the dough, and the distinctions are stickier than you might think. Learn all about it with host Brynne Spencer.  Learning Loaf (with old dough) How to Make Self-Rising Flour - Add a Pinch Photo Credit: Nancy Hann

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  4. Intro To Bread 101

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    Intro To Bread 101

    Host Brynne Spencer shares an introduction to breadmaking, the nuances of bread terminology, as well as the origins of bread and its influence on civilization.  Archaeologists find world's oldest bread and new evidence of sophisticated cooking dating back 14,000 years | The Independent | The Independent Skillet Flatbreads | King Arthur Baking A Flatbread for All Occasions (Turkish Balazma) Photo credit: Peter Fenghali

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  5. All About Yeast

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    All About Yeast

    Learn all about this micro fungus and its role in bread making, cooking and brewing. Also, where does yeast come from and is it alive? All burning questions will be answered in this episode of the Breadcast. Gluten-Free Sourdough Starter | King Arthur Baking Sourdough Starter from Scratch: Capturing the Wild Yeast : Sunshine for Dinner Capturing Wild Yeast (Yeast Water) - Nourished Kitchen This Bread Was Made Using 4,500-Year-Old Egyptian Yeast | Smart News | Smithsonian Magazine Photo Credit: Geoffrey Delobel

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Bread has had a long and complicated history. It has seen humanity through the stone age, the growth of societies, through the rise and fall of empires. It has fed both the rich and the poor, and served as a mark of social status and wealth. It continues to serve as a staple around the world. Join your host Brynne Spencer on an adventure through time and carbs while you unpack the history and science behind one of the world's oldest foods. You might want to grab a snack while you listen, because this show is sure to make you hungry.

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    Brynne Spencer
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    © Brynne Spencer