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Andrew Janjigian
Jan 26, 2022
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2016 - Mexico - Puebla - Machine Shop Mayham, by Ted McGrath

As I mentioned on Monday, I have been working on an equipment, tools, supplies, and ingredients shopping guide for you all, and an initial version of it is now online. It’s far too long to send out as an email, and in any case it is a work-in-progress, so it’s best I share it with you as a link instead:

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The Wordloaf Mega Bread Equipment Guide
This is a loooong post, so here’s a TOC of topics if you are looking for something specific. And it is a work-in-progress, so I have marked those sections that I’m still planning to fill out. Where to…
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I hope you find it useful, and as always, let me know if you have questions or thoughts about what is missing. (You’ll note that several sections are incomplete or empty still.)


While that should give you plenty to chew on this week, I actually have another related item to share with you, one which I have been eagerly waiting to appear: the love letter to the Ankarsrum Assistent

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(sic) Mixer that I wrote for Epicurious:

I plan to write more about this strange and amazing machine here someday, but hopefully this gives you a good sense of why I love mine so much. Should you decide to purchase one, there’s a link to a good source in the appliance section of my equipment guide.

—Andrew

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Assistent is Swedish for assistant

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Sandy
Jan 26, 2022

I am loving my Ank.

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David Shaw
Jan 26, 2022

I bought 2 of those mixers for $100 each at a Building 19, then flipped them on eBay. I still regret not keeping one for myself.

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