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Feb 26, 2022Liked by Andrew Janjigian

Doing the marble rye today! It's not explicit from the recipe when to combine the light and dark doughs - I'm guessing after bulk proving, as your process describes combining when shaping? Just want to confirm. Thanks for putting me on this E European journey!

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Feb 7, 2022Liked by Andrew Janjigian

I made this over the weekend. I couldn’t find instant espresso so I used Starbucks instant Italian Roast coffee, which seemed to be fine. I also added anise seeds instead of caraway. Bread came out very moist, and the coffee and cocoa seemed very well balanced. The cornstarch wash is a bit hard to apply and I can’t tell how much of a difference it makes. Bottom line - very tasty loaf.

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Feb 3, 2022Liked by Andrew Janjigian

Made my day! Nothing better than a great loaf of bread and a laugh! I’m so glad I found you!

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Long live Frank Costanza.

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Schnitzer's marble rye...the best scene is when Jerry steals the rye from the old woman.

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Delish!! Absolutely delish. I may not have gotten the point of the cornstarch wash, as it didn't seem shiny. Maybe I didn't use enough. Also, I don't love this type of scoring but you seemed pretty adamant about doing it this way. I suppose any scoring will do??

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Used honey instead of molasses, not as earthy a flavor, but still worked. Interested to try the light version now. Great texture and flavor, and moist crumb. Thermometer check for doneness was helpful too.

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what do you do with. the scald? Is that the rye paste?

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