ABC Bakers is based in Richmond, Virginia; Little Brownie Bakers in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Today, Girl Scout cookies are produced by two bakeries: ABC Bakers and Little Brownie Bakers.
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Otherwise, they say, black bakers and gay bakers would have to make swastika cakes and such.
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They first started with 72 bakers, then 115 and last year inching up to 161 bakers.
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Others credit Napoleon's bakers - or say it all started with a 1920 law that barred bakers from cranking up their ovens before 4 a.m.
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The state has tried to distinguish the two sets of bakers by saying that the protected bakers would not make the Leviticus cake for anybody.
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The company laid off most of its 18,500 unionized drivers, loaders and bakers, not long after the bakers' union voted for a companywide strike rather than accept another round of concessions.
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" And some extremely bad bakers compete on "Nailed It!
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Incensed, bakers began reaching out to Hershey's for an explanation.
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These bakers used it as a pretty decent jump rope.
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Yes, at first it was Italian bakers, tavern owners, laborers.
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Why do the bakers wear the same clothes all weekend?
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How far in advance do the bakers know the challenges?
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So bakers are pretty much operating in a gray zone.
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The Wisconsin Bakers Association, a trade group, supports the regulation.
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Bakers make around the same amount of dough as cashiers ...
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They were soon joined by carpenters, painters, bakers, and more.
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But he hopes the book explodes some misconceptions for bakers.
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Congratulations to all the bakers on #GBBOSportRelief - it's a great cause.
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Attention bakers, your flour current supply needs to be checked ASAP.
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To kick it off, the bakers demonstrate their skills with biscotti.
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I'm staying in the tent with the bakers where I belong.
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Kroger, Bakers, Gerbes and Dillons stores carry the Simple Truth line.
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" The speech "disparaged immigrants that are welders, carpenters, bakers and butchers.
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Nearly half the bakers had names that were distinctly un-French.
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Supermarket chains have developed gender-reveal cake protocols for their bakers.
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For some bakers, making gender-reveal cakes has become a chore.
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Both constantly eat the ingredients off the bakers' stations without consent.
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When the bakers add booze to their confections, Mary likes them.
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Medical personnel, pharmacists, grocers and bakers would be exempt, he said.
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At last she broke the news to some of her bakers.
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Has our national obsession with baking shows made us savvier bakers?
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Cake bakers may be a close call, but what about photographers?
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The caravan members ranged from farmers and bakers to housewives and students.
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However, the bakers fare far better than they did with the baguettes.
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In their first challenge of the season, the bakers attempt Madeira cake.
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"Godspeed" is a common valediction offered in Q's crumbs or between bakers.
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I cannot wait to get back in the tent with the bakers.
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What is Tony's true tie to the Bakers, and, specifically, Hannah's death?
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Looking forward to spending much of it with all the lovely bakers.
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For many bakers, it's sourdough that claims the title of alpha bread.
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It's still dark outside but his bakers started work three hours ago.
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Cost: $41.75Find out more about Creative Co-Op Stoneware Brie Bakers here.
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The bakers also have begun to include options for vegans and celiacs.
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The workers on strike included cashiers, stockers, bakers, deli clerks and butchers.
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At the time, many bakers thought sliced bread would quickly become stale.
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Between Thanksgiving and Christmas, bakers make 1,300 wreaths of struffoli a day.
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Butchers, bakers and tailors have been replaced almost entirely by chain boutiques.
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And I'd stay to watch the bakers work in the open kitchen.
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It's part of Samsung now, but it used to be Harman. Bakers.
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But in Chicago, you get Peanut Butter Patties, by ABC Bakers, instead.
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We will be your bakers and your carpenters and your brick workers.
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This is why near-identical cookies have different names — why some people know chocolate-striped coconut-caramel rings as "Samoas" (a product of Little Brownie Bakers) and others know them as "Caramel deLites" (a product of ABC Bakers).
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The bakers were ''in no sense wards of the state,'' the court said.
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The bakers are tasked with creating chocolate centerpieces using tempered and white chocolate.
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Bakers use it to turn a mass of flour into pillowy, tender bread.
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Sure, yes, precision, and hardcore bakers say a scale is a game-changer.
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Many bakers may feel that their responsibility ends when they deliver the cake.
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Taylor Swift What We Learned: Bakers are always gonna bake, bake, bake, bake.
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Such a shame that future bakers won't have the pleasure of your company.
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Bakers will often "expose" clowns they think have been planted in their forums.
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For the most part, bakers of the internet are an extremely encouraging bunch.
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As long as there's Paul, Mary, Mel, Sue, bakers, cake & bread, who cares?
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Creative bakers are crafting clever geode-inspired cakes that are making us drool.
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Located in Washington, DC, Farmers Fishers Bakers serves sushi and rustic America fare.
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Bakers are a persistent and curious bunch, and they keep trying to improve.
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Making bread isn't just for master bakers when you have a bread machine.
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Many bakers, for example, taste test all the time, no worse for wear.
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Candioty: [Evelyn, Overton's mother] called them her boys—the bakers at the factory.
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What could the poor Hansen's bakers have done to deserve the chopping block?
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Join amateur bakers in the legendary "Tent" for a shot at dessert glory.
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Measuring tools Baking demands precision, so bakers need measuring tools they can trust.
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But bakers can't necessarily charge retail outlets more to make up those costs.
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The bakers would have refused to create the messages he requested for anyone.
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Among the workers on strike were cashiers, stockers, bakers, deli clerks and butchers.
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" For home bakers, the Podcast Club member Mary Beth Martini-Lyons recommended "Preheated.
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Jobs created would include skilled butchers, bakers, fishmongers and other fresh food specialists.
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Drivers collect food from local bakers and butchers and national chains, he says.
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Both couples asked their states' civil rights agencies to prosecute the offending bakers.
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That's why the subreddit's users call themselves "bakers" — they're pulling together the crumbs.
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The Los Angeles Times, which has meticulously tracked the geographic differences between cookies, explains that an ABC Bakers Thin Mint is "crunchier, with more mint than chocolate in each bite," while the Little Brownie Bakers cookie — still a Thin Mint!
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Across the country, bakers were finding that their Hershey's Kisses had uniformly broken tips.
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And we'll just force the bakers to give all of their time for free.
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Attention, bakers: Now's the time to buy that stand mixer you've always dreamed about.
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" According to Deneckere, this is incredibly good news: "The bakers have an awful job.
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The aprons are targeted at high-end shoppers, stay at home mums, and bakers.
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We, however, are both political scientists — and bakers and decorators of politically themed cakes.
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The guy who seems to be consistently saved by other bakers' more disastrous creations.
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Europhile Labour MEPs have signed up, along with a pro-Brexit union of bakers.
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Something I've learned recently is that lots of bakers are cold-proving dough now.
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These are the sweets that have been adorned what Kalabasa's bakers call chocolate feathers.
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"Mary Berry, eat your heart out — look at that," he said to fellow bakers.
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If they enjoy the work, they can undergo vocational training as bakers or cooks.
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Many home bakers assume that when it comes to pie crust, thinner is better.
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There were moments we had to stop the bakers because they became too stoned.
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Does that mean we get to call them bigoted just like those Christian bakers?
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Bakers are a hard case, he said, because they are close to the line.
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But thank goodness scientific detection ruled those out because the bakers used different brands.
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The bakers experience competing on Food Network's Cupcake Wars also helped seal the deal.
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There's no in-house bakery, and instead, fresh bread is brought from local bakers.
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There are no painted portraits of bread bakers or patterns adorning the minimalist space.
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Bakers could also watch their creations as they cook, because the glass was clear.
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Ngoni Mazango, the president of the bakers' group, was not immediately available to comment.
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The master bakers are back to compete for the title of King of Cakes.
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Celebrity chef Paul Hollywood judged the bakers alongside Iuzinni; Ayesha Curry and Spice Adam hosted.
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The first mistake newbie edibles bakers make is forgetting to decarboxylate (or decarb) their cannabis.
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In my opinion, bakers should have two things: a sweet tooth and a big heart.
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Bakers also began to incorporate local berries and fruits native to America into their pies.
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It's at the school, which could, theoretically, be a huge win for the Bakers' case.
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The challenges are purposely absurdly out of reach for many professional bakers, let alone amateurs.
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The workshop, Bakers Patterns, then instructed a machine to carve the model out of foam.
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He's been captured and tortured by the Bakers, but they clearly don't want him dead.
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In April 2016, the bakers were shelling out 2,500 euros for a ton of butter.
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We have more people coming to buy bread, but the bakers are busy giving interviews.
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This is also true for bakers, and anyone else who works in the restaurant industry.
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Colorado said that these bakers shouldn't be forced to create a cake they disagreed with.
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Leading Catalan firms, from banks to bakers, chose to relocate to the rest of Spain.
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Just be warned that the detailed designs might be challenging to decorate for beginning bakers.
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For example, Walmart just reduced buttercream icing waste by its bakers to save on costs.
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A secret for bad bakers everywhere: galettes are even cuter when they're a little uneven.
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But it seems there's no need for both new and old-hand bakers to panic.
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She vows to emancipate home bakers by explaining why to do something, not simply how.
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Being vegan does not mean having to give up our traditions, and bakers know that.
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These hard times have made knitters, painters, and stress-bakers out of all of us.
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On PBS, 10 British bakers concoct ornate tarts to impress Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood.
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Bakers bake for the love of baking, and to bring happiness to those they love.
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The bakers at Boulangerie Pâtisserie Saint Georges planned to start baguette production at 1 a.m.
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And now the Bakers will be joined again permanently among the sport's most celebrated legends.
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Here, where the best amateur bakers in Britain compete, even President Trump seems eons away.
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Something about this has always filled me with tenderness toward even the most charmless bakers.
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A local cafe struggled to hire bakers who could start the ovens at 3 a.m.
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Chefs and bakers have shown us that eating vegan doesn't have to be a sacrifice.
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The focus is on amateur bakers, and they support one another, praising each other's work.
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A group of bakeries, for example, might form a bakers association and purchase health coverage together.
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SMART employees sold the cheat devices to bakeries for several thousand dollars, according to rival bakers.
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It's week two, and by now, the 11 bakers in the tent are like old friends.
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" Le Dolci Bakery "The talented bakers here can pull anything off when it comes to cakes!
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Because material trade has always risk, you go to the bakers and the bread is finished.
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Adi: Without giving too much away, the game heavily subverts our initial expectations of the Bakers.
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The comedic Netflix show challenges amateur bakers to recreate complicated recipes for the chance at $10,000.
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Ho, ho, hmm… Bakers around the country have been noticing an issue with their Hershey's Kisses.
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Buck said Hershey "really appreciated" how strongly bakers felt about the Kisses and their iconic shape.
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Walmart got aspiring bakers in a frenzy with their huge KitchenAid sale on mixers and accessories.
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The seven-episode series features nine bakers from around the country competing for the $25,000 prize.
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She defends the right of bakers not to purvey a wedding cake to a gay couple.
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Each 30-minute episode showcases three amateur bakers as they compete against one another for $10,000.
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The U.S. Supreme Court sided with corporate bakers, in the case of Utah Pie Co. v.
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Cupcakes from Whole Foods' bakery and the brand Rubicon Bakers were popular for their visual appeal.
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If you want to talk to some local bakers, here are some recipes that use it.
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Judges Waylynn Lucas, Ron Ben-Israel, and Richard Ruskell evaluate participating bakers through two challenging rounds.
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A group of bakeries, for example, might form a bakers' association and purchase coverage en masse.
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Shakers n' Bakers, which features two vocalists, will play selections from "Heart Love" at Bar Lunàtico.
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In Episode 4, which aired last Thursday, the bakers are at least given a little room.
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Like the signature challenge, bakers get some warning so they can plan their recipes and approach.
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"If you call the police, I will know and kill him," he threatened, according to the Bakers.
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Even the best bakers have epic fails every now and then — and Busy Philipps is no different.
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The recipes come straight from street-food vendors, family bakers, Michelin-starred chefs, local cooks, and more.
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To get fresh bread to breakfast tables, bakers used thinner, elongated dough shapes to cut cooking time.
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The Bakers were headed to the hospital to see a doctor about Laura's contractions, according to KFOR.
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No, instead we'll be the bad-ass bakers carrying a tray packed with sensual, adult-shaped dough.
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Not only that, a team of experienced chefs and master bakers begin the baking at 3 a.m.
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On Etsy, an e-commerce site selling handmade crafts, bakers can buy sourdough starters with a story.
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The irony that these home-bakers don't even play for a cash prize isn't lost on us.
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According to the bakers, this is what the CIA did with North Korea and the Kim family.
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The Bakers, too — they're always out there, always lurking, and you never know when one will strike.
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By excluding wheat and rye in beer, the law aimed to keep grain prices low for bakers.
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Perhaps the Howard Bakers of today—Graham, Flake, or Corker—will the rule rather than the exception.
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Throughout the season, Atherton's approach to the competition always felt a little different than the other bakers'.
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New York decision, a 1905 ruling that prevented the states from limiting the hours of overworked bakers.
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Bakers didn't love the first version of Mr. Rohwedder's invention, which he started working on in 1912.
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The bakers at Ovenly add a little something extra with a garnish of chunky, flaky sea salt.
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Pioneer and the other big San Francisco [bread bakers] have been making sourdough for a 100 years.
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Q drops "bread crumbs," deeply vague hints, for "bakers," the users who then rush to decipher them.
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Designing #baking art looks difficult, but bakers we talked to said their designs don't require fancy equipment.
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Were I one of the bakers, however, I would build an electric border fence around my station.
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Even the harsher critics seem to second Mr. Samadder's assessment that the bakers are the real stars.
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He also subdues his zany style for the show in order to avoid distracting from the bakers.
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Insider spoke to chefs and bakers about some of the best products to buy at dollar stores.
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Based on their records from years' past, Kaufman and Levy hope to have at least 200 bakers.
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Bakers around the country have joined forces to make a soft, sliced, affordable bread with whole wheat.
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Loaves baked by hand cost more, as bakers need to be paid for their time and labor.
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The volunteers are ordinary people: retired Macy's executives, social workers, bakers, underemployed millennials or kibitzing empty-nesters.
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The traditional breads produced by bakers and housewives were staples across the region, dense, fragrant and satisfying.
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The MyWeigh KD8000 Kitchen Scale is the best for serious bakers who work with grams and percentages.
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Coopers made barrels, Smiths did metalwork, Potters potted and Bakers baked and Carpenters carpented and so on.
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More than 4,200 pounds of flour and four days later, the bakers are still at it, giving away thousands of loaves and pastries to anyone who wants them and delivering box after box of baked goods to area shelters, along with bakers from another of El Bolillo's three locations.
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But four bakers, three wheat traders and a miller told Reuters that the system was possible to cheat.
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Perhaps it's time the rainbow obsessed bakers ban together for a trip out to one of those stores?
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Given how often the bakers fret over their creations, it was anyone's guess going in what would happen.
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And if that's the case… could he be the one threatening the students testifying during the Bakers' trial?
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Bakers at Chip have created about 35 cookie flavors, like peanut butter and jelly and Nutella sea salt.
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These bakers had the unique idea to have the cake itself act as the body of the unicorn.
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Despite these legions of devoted sourdough owners (sorry, bakers) Lepard doesn't think sourdough has hit the mainstream yet.
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But when I've visited those bakeries, I've found that employees can't call themselves bakers—they're just pressing buttons.
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The bakers then use their fingers to form the small holes that give focaccia its distinctive, crunchy texture.
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"Salt makes food taste better," Lee Sanders, senior vice president at the American Bakers Association, told the FDA.
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From bakers to restaurant owners to business consultants, they embody the heart and soul of the middle class.
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Since 1924, the Wisconsin Bakers Association has been selling its iconic cream puffs at the Wisconsin State Fair.
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The owners had been raising organic wheat for nearly four decades, Taylor said, supplying it to nearby bakers.
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You're looking at a bus driver, a builder, a doctor, just as long as they are great bakers.
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Obsessives and frequent bakers keep their starters out on their countertops, using the stuff daily, feeding it daily.
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Here are the foods you should always prepare in the microwave, according to bakers, food bloggers, and chefs.
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The shortage hurts bakers and millers who prize high-protein wheat, along with the farmers who grow it.
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My preference is sourdough, which is undergoing a renaissance right now both at bakeries and among home bakers.
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But when they took the dried grain to bakers to gauge their interest, they were met with shrugs.
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Large summer projects, lasting several weeks, will see bakers handling jackhammers and gardeners helping out in the kitchen.
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Imagine having a "National Bread Board" that told bakers how many loaves they could put on the market.
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The reason for that, of course, is that the true stars of the show are the bakers themselves.
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The show, which aired last month, challenges four bakers to make creative holiday pies for a $10,000 prize.
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"It was really really fun, and I got to meet a lot of other great kid bakers," Michael remembered.
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The Bakers believed they were being watched, and their fear echoes the fear that drove the Peacocks to insanity.
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New European regulation is specifically targeting activated charcoal, and bakers who use it precisely for its purported health benefits.
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This basic premise should appeal to bakers and home cocktail enthusiasts, those who enjoy finding ingredients and following formulas.
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We asked other Denver bakers how they handle cakes they don't believe in — and where they draw the line.
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But industry officials, traders and bakers say those reforms have failed – and even made abuse of the system worse.
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The former Formula 1 aerodynamicist has become one of Australia's most skilled bakers, and risen to notoriety very quickly.
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The bakers refused to make a cake to celebrate the same-sex wedding of Rachel Cryer and Laurel Bowman.
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This information comes out at the Bakers' trial against Liberty High School, and not everyone is okay with it.
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Is the LDS Church willing to budge, expanding on the Utah model to deal with bakers and the like?
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Like many pie bakers, my life was forever changed when I bought a $32 tool called a pastry blender.
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Most shops empty their bread aisles during Passover, so Arab bakers do a booming business selling to secular Jews.
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We have 12 bakers, many with improbable backstories (like Paul, the prison governor with a "penchant for sugar craft").
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Instead, customers are encouraged to ask the bakers, chefs, and commessas questions about the dishes that appeal to them.
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It now appears the policy does not stop at swapping out bankers and bakers, but extends to ballistic missiles.
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While the finals in 2011 and 2013 both featured three female bakers, the one in 2012 was all male.
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Watching amateur bakers come to grips with complicated recipes, Patrick is reminded of his own culinary journey so far.
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The bakers behind this dark bread—so dark it almost looks burnt—are couple Hannah Calvert and Chris Kelly.
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Thanks to U.K.'s Lakeland stores, domestic goddesses and amateur bakers alike can impress guests without logging into Pinterest.
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Our bakers got it down: New York City bagels are the right combination of fluffy, chewy, crispy and doughy.
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Supplies of bread have dwindled after bakers turned off their ovens to protest about the rising cost of flour.
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To his surprise, the bakers continued to work even as their families called them saying the water was rising.
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Master bakers, pastry professionals, cake designers and other culinary artists are coming together for the New York Cake Show.
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In a foodie's ideal world, we'd all eat healthy, minimally processed cuisine sourced from artisanal farmers, bakers and chefs.
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If the bag sizes for artisanal confectioners and bakers were cut in half, it would be such an improvement.
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Some clients angrily threw their coins across the counter when bakers stopped accepting them, but over 90% didn't care.
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Young people are no longer drawn to the long hours of the traditional bakers who live above their store.
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Customers were more loyal, he said, in part because bakers played an important role in celebrating major life events.
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We combed through hundreds of reviews and ratings from home bakers and experts alike to find the best units.
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Even home bakers who might have stuck with Eton mess in the past are trying their hands at macarons.
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We tried cupcakes from Target's Market Pantry brand, the Whole Foods bakery, Trader Joe's, Treasure Mills, and Rubicon Bakers.
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Find Rubicon Bakers cupcakes at Whole Foods, Target, Sprouts Farmers Market, Earth Fare, Lucky's Market, and other grocery chains.
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Both bakers made these cookies independently of one another, and their recipes will likely turn to dust with them.
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The case: In 1897, New York passed a labor law limiting the working week for bakers to 60 hours.
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Open to young bakers 6 and older and accompanying adults, each of these classes is a self-contained lesson.
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Prior to his recent independent growth, Fresco co-founded the Bakers Club collective with Brandon Chey back in 2009.
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"We're worried about bakers and florists being taken to court, as has occurred in the United States," he added.
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Since 2010, "The Great British Baking Show" has provided episodes filled with eager bakers ready to demonstrate their expertise.
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Today's home bakers don't seem to need to be sweet-talked into a croquembouche challenge; they're eager for it.
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In the last decade, many other Nordic bakers, like Johan Sorberg and Camilla Plum, have taken on similar quests.
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The bakers used materials from the building itself to fuel the oven, so that the structure eventually consumed itself.
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She's obsessed with the history of Jewish baked goods and spends much of her spare time reading up on everything from the symbolism braided into a loaf of challah to the history of the Bagel Bakers Local 338, the powerful bakers' union that ruled the industry in New York during the 1930s.
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Tell me when you're tired of this, but on the show with the amateur British bakers, if someone has extra time — say they've gotten their bread dough in the proving drawer early, or their 3-D gingerbread story didn't collapse — they'll help other bakers, glaze things, get things from the fridge for them.
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I love a good sprig of greenery with bakers twine, and I've never been mad at the classic grosgrain ribbon.
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Appointments should be judged by these standards, not whether they are generals, doctors, lawyers -- or butchers, bakers and candlestick makers.
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Now, it's sugar and butter galore as the seven remaining bakers duke it out over tarts and vols-au-vent.
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Dr Appels says that many commercial bakers use processes that eliminate part of the traditional fermentation stage in making bread.
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A bunch of bakeries, for example, could form a bakers' association that has more muscle to negotiate better insurance rates.
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It also allows private businesses such as limousine drivers, deejays and bakers to refuse to provide services to gay couples.
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The Mirror said it was "bizarre" and reported that viewers were tweeting about inaccuracies, like the bakers appearing in pairs.
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It let the protected bakers take responsibility for the message their cakes would send and refuse to send that message.
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Once upon a time, bakers churned out delectable loaves and famous actors visited to give performances that delighted the locals.
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Another source tells PEOPLE that the duo headed to the Bakers Bay Golf & Ocean Club after arriving late Friday night.
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Bakers can bring their own equipment, like scales or homemade molds, but they need to be checked by production first.
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The KitchenAid Classic Series is the smallest, most affordable model, using a 4.5-quart bowl that's perfect for new bakers.
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The community of novice bakers like me was more engaging there, and I could get better feedback on my loafs.
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Some bakers even enhance the practical staple by adding oats and honey, so you too can make it your own.
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Bakers use it to cut icing, leather craftspeople use it to shape belts, and architects use it to assemble models.
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Former Mexican President Vicente Fox, a harsh critic of President Donald Trump, praised the bakers on Twitter while trolling Trump.
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The Roman plebeians class represented builders, bakers, and common laborers that were one step above slaves on the social hierarchy.
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Do you think rainbow sprinkles deserve the attention and devotion that bakers and chefs have lately been lavishing on them?
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Finally, we indulged in the Rubicon Bakers vanilla cupcakes, which had visual appeal, but overall lacked a distinct vanilla flavor.
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Conventional millers and bakers might not be able to take the ancient grains because they're not certified and considered 'dirty'.
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In structure, this is a typical cooking competition, in which a dozen bakers execute tall challenges and face weekly eliminations.
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The other Bakers are more standard-issue sitcom types, but the usual excellent British cast makes everyone on screen believable.
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Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco Migoya's myth-busting new book, "Modernist Bread," is a call for bakers to experiment and innovate.
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He's adamant the SCOTUS decision shouldn't be interpreted as bakers getting the green light to refuse service to gay couples.
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On Facebook, Hershey responded to individual complaints from bakers in several states, saying that the company was looking into it.
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We've always been fantastic bakers—good cooks as well—but actual cakes and bread and things like that are brilliant.
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This season's new bakers are also a little more prone to tears or the occasional meltdown (looking at you, Rahul).
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N.Y. CAKE A sign in the window of this resource for bakers' equipment and ingredients says the store is moving.
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Like the bakers, some flatter themselves by calling their work "research," but their real formula is to aggregate and speculate.
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And that Chillicothe Baking Company would be the "first bakers in the world" to sell Otto Rohwedder's sliced bread idea.
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Amateur bakers take stabs at recreating lavish wedding cakes and other decorative sweets; the results often look less than appetizing.
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It's easy to see how proven talent like the Troy Bakers and Laura Baileys of the industry keep booking roles.
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And you'll coo audibly into the TV set when you see the bakers helping each other out in a pinch.
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Then it's on to the biscuit challenge, where the remaining bakers will test their construction skills with gingerbread and frosting.
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Gingham Heart Apron, available at Pottery Barn Kids, $19.50Aspiring chefs and bakers alike will love receiving their very own apron.
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Hence attempts to force Hobby Lobby's insurance to cover birth control and Christian bakers to make cakes for gay weddings.
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They see their role as evaluating the bakers' work, not competing for the most quotable, cruel, and cutting one-liners.
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LONDON — Farmers, bakers and food producers have added their voices to warnings that Brexit could become a dinner plate issue.
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But even though written for novices, the best of these titles are a boon for bakers of any skill level.
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If you like to bake bread at home, you can't do better than the MyWeigh KD8000 Bakers Math Kitchen Scale.
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It would be fun that bakers can incorporate beer into bread, or chefs working in kitchens can incorporate beer flavors.
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Granadillo stated that the other two bakers arrested during the citywide inspection had made brownies with out-of-date wheat.
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In the second installment, Beals reports on how bakers have implemented unique techniques to provide the daily bread under conflict.
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"We're a nation of home bakers," she said, an idea I'd already gotten from reading "Fika: The Swedish Way," a cookbook that hasn't been out of print in Swedish since it was first published in 1945 to celebrate the return of butter, sugar, eggs and flour to the markets and bakers to their ovens after World War II. In a country of 10 million, the book — a "Joy of Cooking" for bakers — has sold more than 3.8 million copies; when people say, as Ohrn did, "every house has it," I believe them.
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Bakers have long relied on flours with character, as well as long fermentation periods, to make their artisan breads something special.
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Spencer moves into the Bakers house, where he lives alongside his football coach's kids, Jordan (Michael Evans Behling) and Olivia Baker.
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Advocates for marriage equality have conducted pressure campaigns against photographers, bakers, and others who refused to cater to same-sex weddings.
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I'd have to proclaim a "war on Christmas" or conduct sympathetic interviews with bakers refusing to make cakes for gay couples.
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Andrew: I think the Bakers didn't bother me so much because, for most of the game, they're not really people, right?
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Feel better about it by watching amateur bakers rush to re-create impossibly intricate cakes in a limited amount of time.
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Or is the point, is the very point, to undermine central bakers and to provide greater freedom away from central banking?
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Will he get the deposit back from the bakers before they begin the inevitable process of creating a stadium size tart?
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The bakers are told every single challenge — save for the technicals — right when they're cast on the show, The Guardian reported.
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A source told PEOPLE that Lopez and Rodriguez headed to the Bakers Bay Golf & Ocean Club after arriving late Friday night.
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The public fears bread prices could be next with bakers shrinking the size of loaves to cope with higher wheat prices.
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The company fretted that bakers were leaving too much icing at the bottom of tubs, so Walmart gave them new scrapers.
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Today's bakers, vintners and brewers have intimate knowledge of yeasts and choose strains that improve their products and grant specific flavours.
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When bread was price-controlled in Zimbabwe, bakers added dried fruit and called it "raisin bread", which was not price-controlled.
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Is that a statement of the obvious, rather like telling a convention of bakers that their job is to bake bread?
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"We knew there was a strong storm coming, but we never imagined the scope of it," one of the bakers said.
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The Baking Show champ spoke to PeopleTV's Reality Check on Monday and clarified a few romance rumors involving his fellow bakers.
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His "no-knead" bread recipe went viral 10 years ago and is still the go-to technique for home bread bakers.
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With the return of bakers who want to do everything from scratch, you come across this kind of thing a lot.
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The mini size is perfect for bakers and cooks who need to get in to small jars of sauce and icing.
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Many of those who condemned the bakers for refusing the gay couple applauded the Red Hen for refusing to serve Sanders.
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The centers recruit mentors and provide vocational training for residents and help finding jobs for them as barbers, bakers and electricians.
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The honor system usually prevails with the bakers' goods remaining undisturbed on their doorsteps until the shop owner opens for business.
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These days, bakers of gluten-free bread are shying away from hard-to-digest xanthan or similar gums as binding agents.
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Perhaps it's not surprising that these bakers are rethinking comfort and indulgence as their place in the restaurant industry is threatened.
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His bill would allow service providers like bakers and photographers to refuse service to same-sex couples, without facing legal action.
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Enterprising galley chefs can explore the best local bakers and fishmongers and farmers and take their goods aboard at dawn stops.
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"Your President needs your help," writes Q in one "Q drop" — that's what Q's followers, or "bakers," call each bread crumb.
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Representative Adam Schiff, in his most eloquent and moving closing statement, asked where are the Howard Bakers of the Republican Party?
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"Bakers cannot continue to absorb all these costs; that is why we have had to increase the price," Wala told Reuters.
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Bakers around the country have joined forces with Washington State University to make a soft, sliced, affordable bread with whole wheat.
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Candidates must have experience of mopping up spills and the occasional tear, making tea and keeping the amateur bakers to time.
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Earnest test-kitchen bakers present her version after version of new products, each gram of salt, fat or flavoring precisely calibrated.
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Just as Masterpiece Cakeshop is about far more than bakers and their creative expression, this case transcends the subject of abortion.
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For starters, it was filled with flavor; as though the bakers put a can of pumpkin pie filling in each doughnut.
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But by the '26s, the Girl Scouts trimmed their team of licensed bakers to 27, for the sake of cookie continuity.
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Twelve (occasionally 13) amateur bakers gather in a tent to spend 10 weekends baking everything from gingerbread sculptures to steamed buns.
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Or that French Nativity scenes often include figures like bakers, butchers, and policemen, as well as the usual sheep and Baby Jesus?
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Bakers at Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken stayed up all night on Thursday to make 1,800 "Baby Shark" doughnuts, selling at $3.95 each.
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It's not a great look to seemingly rip off one of America's most famous bakers, and a social media cake controversy ensued.
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Bakers are pulling nan bread out of a tandoor oven, just as they did when the 200-year-old bazaar was founded.
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This spring, home interiors were popping with marble accents and inventive bakers have translated that trend into sleek confections, Harper's Bazaar reports.
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"Bakers Steak" depicts a green-glass-shaded brass lamp and a centered quartet of illusory brass rings seeming to perforate the picture.
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But, proving that early successes mean nothing, the Technical challenge, a frosted walnut layer cake, sees different bakers rise to the top.
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The bakers posted a photo of the cake on Instagram a few weeks ago, and the post has since gotten 7,123 Likes.
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A few bakers have concocted special desserts for Sham an-Nessim—among them a cheesecake that mixes cream, crudités and salted fish.
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However, when compared with photos of what the bakers were trying to reproduce, they're just way too hilarious to actually be disturbing.
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Update: December is usually a very special time for the best of bakers, both those who do it for fun and professionals.
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"It's like we're bakers, and they set us up with the finest organic ingredients to make the most delicious cakes," Kinon said.
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Nothing Bundt CakesFounded in 1997 by two dedicated bakers, this shop has since then become an authority on all things bundt cake.
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Fortunately, it doesn't, says Zachary Golper, who runs Brooklyn's Bien Cuit bakery and is among the first bakers to work with it.
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In 2004, a number of former bakers, cooks, pizza makers, and waiters happened to serve their sentences in the new Milan jailhouse.
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But flour millers and bakers need milling wheat, often with a protein level of 12 percent or higher, to make consistent bread.
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Instead, we called El Bolillo to speak to these heroic bakers, who selflessly made bread to feed their community and first responders.
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Butchers and bakers could turn to the World Trade Organisation for help, but dealing with an international intergovernmental organisation is not easy.
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In the small bakeries where young bakers who want to be trained to learn the trade, this is often not the case.
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I would hear the voices of the bakers from his house on summer mornings; the smell of bread wafting through my window.
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As Bargi shows me around, the bakers are in the last stage of the bread-making process, known as tirare or schiacciare.
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Across town is the Culinary Academy of Las Vegas, which trains people to be chefs, bakers, sommeliers and other food-service workers.
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The plan is to bring jobs back to the area by filling the space with cabinetmakers, small bakers, or similar craft businesses.
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So, in Tennessee, we should have the Howard Bakers, and the Ben Hookses, and the Alex Haleys, somebody who represented us all.
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Just as Jamie Oliver and Gordon Ramsay increased the allure of British chefs, Ms. Berry and Mr. Hollywood have reinvigorated the bakers.
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"Unfortunately, a lot of bakers in Denmark have become all about powders and additives that make the product last longer," says Hruskova.
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"It's a low-margin, pennies business, but now you've got even more disruption," said Robb MacKie, CEO of the American Bakers Association.
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The additional gluten that some millers and bakers are using to compensate for the wheat's low protein content comes at a cost.
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And the weekly Rose St. Artists' Market features more artists, designers, bakers and organic farmers, peddling their wares in a former junkyard.
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It's even more fun when the bakers are challenged to make rare or ancient confections that even they have never heard of.
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Q engages the bakers as collaborators who "research" lines of inquiry and offer possible answers to Q's hypnotic flurries of leading questions.
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Justice Alito joined in, observing that Colorado had not penalized bakers who refused to bake cakes displaying messages opposing same-sex marriage.
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I personally believe bakers serving the general public should serve gay weddings and disagree with the Trump administration on this adoption policy.
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Whether wrecking the halls or destroying the dreidel, jaws will drop as the bakers attempt all new challenges inspired by the holidays.
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She called Aladdin Bakers in Brooklyn, where Ira Sugerman, the vice president for sales and marketing, said he had plenty to donate.
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He claimed he came from a family of bakers and had worked in his youth as a house painter and carnival barker.
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" Before I headed into my own kitchen, I asked Polzine if she really thought this cake was achievable for home bakers. "Definitely.
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This was likely due to the fact that the bakers flavor the dough rather than the glaze, a mistake other bakeries make.
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At 7 AM sharp on Día de Los Muertos, there is an army of a dozen bakers carefully kneading pieces of dough.
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By swiping a master card through their machine, bakers were able to reset the system and then swipe ordinary smart cards multiple times.
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Bakers load 400 gallons of apples to make a giant apple pie in celebration of National Apple Week in Yakima, Washington, in 1927.
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The Beverly Hills, 90210 alum will lead a collection of master bakers as they compete in two rounds to win the $10,000 prize.
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On Nailed It, the novice bakers are guided on this unique journey by two hosts, comedian Nicole Byer and pastry chef Jacques Torres.
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It all adds to the underlying story behind the Bakers and their forsaken land, which at the beginning is completely shrouded in mystery.
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Now, as the executive chef at Black Seed Bagels, this woman from the Midwest is one of the city's most formidable bagel bakers.
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Many bakers were eager for their business, and when the story broke, the couple promptly accepted an offer of a free wedding cake.
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The bakers at Juchheim, in contrast, still treat Baumkuchen as something of a luxury, much in the same way their German counterparts do.
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You'll sometimes see bakers gently weeping as they stir together their Victoria sponge, or tremble as they check the lamination on their croissants.
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However, Fevipan, the group representing Venezuelan bakers, denies the accusations and argues that the government has failed to ensure bakeries are sufficiently stocked.
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We have to get willing bakers to start working at midnight and bake until 6 AM. We change our schedule for a week.
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On the show, a number of bakers also made lava cake-esque puddings (fondants) where the sauce was contained in the center. Fondants
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It's ostensibly a musing on Avey Tare's heritage — the artist can trace his lineage back to a generation of bakers in the Ukraine.
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Hershey says it has solved the case of the missing tips atop its Kisses candies, after angry holiday bakers complained about imperfect points.
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Bakers used Crushcakes' signature sour cream frosting to achieve the textured look and then decorated with pastel flowers from Lotus and Lily Floral.
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Following the depositions, Tony goes to the pharmacy and presents the Bakers with Hannah's tapes on a flashdrive — including "side 14," Bryce's confession.
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A smart-card system that is meant to track bread purchases has been hacked, allowing some bakers to load up on subsidised flour.
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We have people waiting in line, but the bakers can't make bread with all the people coming from the media and all that.
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Three bakers of subsidized bread said business had since boomed; one said he uses 24.5 bags of flour a day instead of 20.
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With its 6-quart bowl and 575-watt motor, the KitchenAid Professional 600 Series Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer is designed for busy bakers.
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The bakers at King Arthur prescribe a diet of a scant cup of all-purpose flour and 1/2 cup of lukewarm water.
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That could lead to more — and totally legal — discrimination, not just from Phillips or bakers but from all businesses that serve the public.
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The Pump Street bakers' attention to detail is all-consuming but, as pastry chef Lance Peters points out, this isn't a science lab.
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He has learned a lot from other bakers, so he enjoys sharing his own experience with those who want to learn from him.
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This may be due to the fact that — like plumbers, carpenters, bakers — poets live and work in the societies about which they write.
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In the far north, bakers make cake with fondant photo prints of Inupiat whaling crews and serve it with mikigaq, fermented whale meat.
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Even novice bakers look The Great British Bake Off-worthy with one of these bad boys taking up real estate on their countertop.
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Still, the bakers reassure themselves by validating their beloved source, assembling what they call "proofs" — tangential connections between the bread crumbs and reality.
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This truth doesn't always extend to bakers, who are often at the mercy of a more complicated formula for their cakes and meringues.
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Some bakers suggest marbling your buttercream on a sheet of parchment paper and then transferring it to your cake in one fell swoop.
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In 1892, owners Antonio Ferrara and Enrico Scoppa, who were professional bakers back in Italy, decided to turn the club into a café.
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Ms. Wardeh made issheh (sometimes known as ishta) from the skimmed top of heated and cooled milk, a specialty of bakers in Hama.
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Though Mr. Braithwaite divulges few trade secrets, he did share one piece of advice for aspiring bakers: don't let your layers mix together.
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Drawing inspiration from Jewish Latinos, some cooks and bakers are making the sweet fritters for the holiday, instead of the traditional jelly doughnuts.
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All the bakers have equal claims on Britishness, and this notion is so indisputable, it's built right into the title of the show.
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One wonders how these same Democrats feel about, say, championing First Amendment protections for bakers who refuse to make cakes for gay couples.
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Before Christmas he was invited by the bakers' union president, Ian Hodson, to speak to students in the left-wing stronghold of Liverpool.
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He was bleary, after nightclubbing with the bakers' union president until 3 the night before, and wheeling a carry-on bag behind him.
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There's nothing all too special about Luc Martin starting his day at the bakery at 3 or 4 am—it's what bakers do.
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Bakers spend the first rolling out a long strip of wienerbröd and refrigerating it overnight to develop a flavor in the rich dough.
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Two years later, the national Girl Scout organization switched to commercial bakers, and that was the end of the Girl Scout baking era.
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Fevipan, Venezuela's bakers' federation, has stated that government imports of wheat this year are not enough to guarantee a steady supply of flour.
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From bakers to chefs to brewers, the mentors of the ancient and modern guilds continue to berate their poorly paid apprentices to excellence.
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Conservative lawmakers had pressed for broad protections for religious objectors, among them florists, bakers and musicians, to refuse service to same-sex couples.
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If Dillon is related to both Spencer and the Bakers, All American will hardly be the first teen drama to pull this plot twist.
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In the most-watched case of the term, the justices will consider if bakers can say no to making cakes they don't agree with.
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You'll have seen them in the trailers, on the posters, in so much of the promotional imagery: This game is all about the Bakers.
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This article first appeared on VICE UK. Furi, from Montpellier-based indie studio the Game Bakers, is a collection of intimate, intense boss battles.
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Conagra is advising all cake-bakers to follow instructions and thoroughly wash their hands and any surfaces or utensils that touch the cake batter.
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Koscinski's husband later picked up the cake from the West Ashley supermarket, but didn't know the bakers had omitted the word "Cum" with hyphens.
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While tourists soak away their cares in those same springs, old-fashioned bakers bury pots of simple rye dough in the earth to cook.
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Bakers find proof of the Storm's effects and validity with every news article where any sort of human trafficker or child predator is apprehended.
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While some bakers have referred to Obama as Alice, most steer clear of such gender-bending casting and assign that role to Hillary Clinton.
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The shortage spans the $23 billion U.S. bread market, hurting domestic bakers and millers who prize high-protein wheat, and can affect export sales.
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Markle's wedding cake - a lemon and elderflower creation with buttercream icing - took six bakers five days to prepare, according to its designer Claire Ptak.
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Several bakers note that people either love it or hate it—there is no in-between—and the enthusiasts aren't gaining much in numbers.
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Then in 1936, the national Girl Scout organization licensed the first commercial bakers to produce cookies that would be sold nationwide by the troops.
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Bakers need to get back in town, new ingredients need to be ordered, the mother needs to be built back up to size, etc.
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Alongside the staff of 26, the residents work as farmhands, bakers and everything in between, while participating in activities that include gardening and woodworking.
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Think about the hypocrisy here: Sanders believes a bakery should be able to refuse service to gay people if homosexuality violates the bakers' values.
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The story harkens to private bakers in Colorado who, citing religious beliefs, refused to make a wedding cake for a lesbian couple in 2012.
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Just as the Colorado bakers were ruled to be within their constitutional rights, a groundswell of public opinion said they nonetheless were morally wrong.
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A small slice of my career as a pastry chef has been dedicated to introducing bakers to the flavor combination of pumpkin and chocolate.
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First produced for the government to make bread for American soldiers during World War II, it was then sold in stores for home bakers.
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Some of them could be militants, he admits, though the majority are certainly civilians—bakers, electricians, builders; women and children as well as men.
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Contestants are selected off of their terrible baking abilities, and asked to produce fantastical bakes under time constraints even master bakers could not execute.
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He always finds a way to compliment the bakers and a way to give positive yet constructive criticism to those with the most potential.
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The bakers also made cookies in the shape of golden crowns and beehives (in honor of Beyoncé's fan base, collectively known as the Beyhive).
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The company has been making glass measuring cups for wet ingredients for 90 years, and it's still the top brand among bakers and chefs.
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But this fall, bakers faced a crisis getting the right kind of bread to delis and sandwich shops locally and across the United States.
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Erin Patinkin is a co-founder and chief executive of Ovenly, a bakery in Brooklyn where 30 percent of the bakers have criminal records.
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From shag cakes to oil painting-style frosting designs, Instagram's bakers make their cakes pop using tools you can get at any craft store.
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When there is tragedy in Unalakleet, bakers bring cakes to the school multipurpose room and lay them on a big table with corresponding numbers.
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The high-heat group is further subdivided into the bakers, such as Co. and Totonno's, whose reputations rest on their dough, and the cooks.
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Since the fifth season, which aired in 2014, this amiable competition of nonprofessional bakers has averaged over 10 million viewers a week in Britain.
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She was a funny, spirited woman who was guarded, cool and singularly unsentimental, except when she talked about her parents, both bakers by trade.
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It's the kind of conundrum home bakers face when trying to accommodate friends or family who don't eat wheat for medical or lifestyle reasons.
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But home bakers can move into more sweetly complex territory while they graduate from snickerdoodles to French macarons, from muffins to homemade chocolate croissants.
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This article first appeared on VICE UK. Furi, from Montpellier-based indie studio the Game Bakers, is a collection of intimate, intense boss battles.
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Some bakers warn that muffin batter should be rushed into the oven as soon as it is mixed so that the leavening effect isn't lost.
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To be sure, it's a win for Melissa and Aaron Klein, the bakers, as it wipes away a lower court opinion that went against them.
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The campaign is a partnership with Australian bakery chain Bakers Delight, and all proceeds for sales of "Pink Fun Buns" will go to the nonprofit.
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It also put all bakers on an even baking field and tested their skills to adapt to a number of challenges, such as the weather.
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It could also encourage far-right extremists to demand that bakers and other service providers facilitate the promotion of anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim opinions.
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That being said, baking is a precise science and beginner bakers especially can benefit from simple baking tools to help them out in the kitchen.
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Three German bakers came for three months to teach the staff how to operate the equipment and the principles of making bread the German way.
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"We just need to make sure that it doesn't fall on our bakers and consumers as an extra cost for bread and pasta," Klein said.
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While the bakers may have made a few mistakes before Bluebell stepped in, the cupcakes came out looking delicious, with cookies lodged in the frosting.
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But there was little social upheaval after Obergefell — unless you count the handful of bakers who refused to bake wedding cakes for same-sex couples.
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Professional bakers may blanch, but I think the results are nearly as good as toasting a slice from a day-old loaf on the counter.
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Casserole Dishes: Casseroles are having a renaissance (though we'd argue they never went out of style), and these bakers and gratins are all 30% off.
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While weddings can make anyone crazy – bridesmaids, grooms, dress makers, cake bakers – we're going to focus on the 24 nuttiest bridezilla stories, compiled from Reddit.
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Fevipan has since gained support from social media after adopting the #TodosSomosPanaderos – 'We are all bakers' – hash tag and has requested urgent meetings with government.
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Home cooks and bakers have long been drawn to the iconic KitchenAid stand mixer, and not just because it's an efficient and versatile kitchen tool.
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Last year Sufra supported more than 3,700 people, sourcing unused but edible food from large supermarkets as well as local bakers and through personal donations.
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Low protein levels in the last two U.S. HRW wheat harvests have sent millers and bakers scrambling to find enough supplies of top-quality grain.
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There are spoiler-y answers to be found in the game's opening hour, but it's not until the Bakers arrive that the fun really starts.
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We can expect the school board and the Bakers to double up on resources, bringing in more witnesses and experts to examine this new evidence.
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Instead of piping perfect roses to the top of their cakes, many bakers have recently started to decorate with frosted jade leaves and buttercream cacti.
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Today's battles focus on whether the government can punish Christian bakers who prefer not to partake in gay weddings and force nuns to distribute abortifacients.
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This location will be manned by more than 30 skilled Chinese bakers and chefs and feature more than 80 items baked fresh on-site daily.
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Insider spoke to chefs and bakers who said a fresh bagel should never be toasted because doing so can mess with its flavor and texture.
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LONDON — In a big white tent nestled in the green fields of the English countryside, six bakers were putting their signature spin on dinner rolls.
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What the Rubicon Bakers cupcake lacked in vanilla flavor, it made up for with its fluffy cake texture and thick-but-soft dollop of frosting.
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Then, drawing on contacts he had made working in Berlin's haute cuisine scene, he contacted local organic farmers, bakers, butchers and sustainable freshwater fish farms.
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Lightly sweet and sometimes spiked with anise, orange flower water or orange peel, they were adopted by Christian bakers as a Lenten and Easter tradition.
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But in the car on the way home from dinner, the Bakers received a phone call urging them to come back to Mr. Bush's house.
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Bakers work in two shifts; batches of chicken and vegetable patties are made in the morning, while the beef patties are made in the afternoon.
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The recipe was familiar to me, as it would be to most home bakers: It follows the elemental cream-the-butter-and-sugar-together method.
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King Arthur Flour, an employee-owned company in Norwich, Vt., christened its version Just Bread and published a recipe for home bakers on its website.
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From Santa to Scrooge and angels to elves, these bakers find new ways to destroy the kitchen and ruin more taste buds in Nailed It!
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And contestants say that the camaraderie onscreen (with the bakers helping each other and lots of hugging) is true to the atmosphere in the tent.
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The plan is to connect young bakers to defunct bakeries in communities with 2,000 or more people, 20 to 30 miles from a major city.
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To secure a place in the final four, the bakers must also create impressive cakes that look like another icy North Pole staple: an igloo.
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It was this realization that inspired Clark-Bojin to make "pie guides" that would help other novice bakers create the artistic pies of their dreams.
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Uy shares with me that he grew up eating plenty of doughnuts, since all of his mom's friends were either doughnut bakers or owned doughnut shops.
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"They used to be tailors and electricians, bakers and civilians, leading pretty ordinary lives in Syria, with all the issues the country had before," says Gorani.
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He said bakers and other shopkeepers who did not want to take part in the scam complained to the Supplies Ministry, which subsequently began clamping down.
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What advice would you give to home bakers who may have seen their fair share of disasters in the kitchen just like the Nailed It competitors?
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For the showstopper, the bakers must create a tennis cake because apparently tennis existed in the Victorian era, and people liked eating cakes shaped like courts.
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He affirmed that Mr Lee had suffered discrimination because of his sexual orientation, and dismissed the view that bakers would have been implicated by the message.
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Right in the middle of the dining room is a small glass cage where bakers work as if they were go-go dancers in white jackets.
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After killing one Baker family member, it quickly becomes clear that the Bakers don't stay dead and will come back stronger and more furious than before.
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At least, that's what many state supreme courts have found, for instance in the case of bakers and florists who refuse to service same-sex weddings.
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In a YouTube video, she goes through all the motions (albeit sped up), so even amateur bakers can try their hand at creating these Disney delights.
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Someone was so grateful for the bakery's generous act that they donated money to the bakers and cashiers who lost homes and cars in the flood.
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Around five years ago, the centerpiece of these events became color-coded cakes that bakers would dye pink or blue and disguise with neutral colored frosting.
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"The cake was a design inspired by the rustic feel of the wedding, with equestrian elements hidden throughout the decadent chocolates and drizzles," the bakers said.
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But Olivia reminds him it's not Walplex's grand opening that is keeping them from coming into the Baker Pharmacy… people are now afraid of the Bakers.
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For time-pressed bakers, here's a great last-minute hack for an all-purpose eggnog sauce: First, defrost a pint of premium-quality vanilla ice cream.
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Each and every season of Bake Off, the one-liners, triumphs, downfalls and quirks of the competing bakers are the focus of a giant online conversation.
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In a sneak peek at the competition in the clip above, bakers can been seen whipping up everything from gingerbread men, to tarts, cakes, and cookies.
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And if you doubt whether high-end cake bakers are "artists," just ask the millions of viewers who tune in to Cake Boss and Cupcake Wars.
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The KitchenAid K45SSOB 4.5-Quart Classic Series Stand Mixer is the ideal mixer for beginner bakers since it is affordable and can handle most mixing tasks.
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Not wanting to miss out on the trend, many bakers also gave the dish a try, birthing the pizzeria culture that's still famous in Naples today.
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A confessional may catch someone professing a desire to beat out other bakers, but when the rounds are over they immediately hug and comfort one another.
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For example, in Mount Vernon, N.Y., bakers wake up at the break of dawn to make Jamaican foods to be distributed across the five hungry boroughs.
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"They're using Brexit to get more support from people feeling left behind," said Lauren McCourt, 24, a member of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers' Union.
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Most of the bakers huff and puff behind their stations, their practical clothes streaked with flour and chocolate, their steamy, stringy bangs dripping into their eyes.
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One of the success stories of "Indebted" involves the Bakers, a black family with roots in the military whose daughter, Karen, desperately wants to attend Princeton.
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In this show, amateur bakers try their hand at complicated treats, failing miserably to the delight of the host Nicole Byer and the judge Jacques Torres.
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"It just puts such a tragic end to such a wonderful day in Kansas City," Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Bakers told the local Fox affiliate.
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Owner Hisham Sharfi said bakers had faced rising costs and dwindling supplies of flour, and that the ministry should have set the size a little larger.
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Writing for the court's majority, Justice Rufus Peckham contended that the Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause prevented state legislatures from interfering with bakers' freedom to contract.
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Joining him as partners in this project, which will include bakers, winemakers and other food artisans, will be the renowned Barcelona chefs Ferran and Albert Adrià.
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Mr. Iuzzini replaces Paul Hollywood, a British celebrity chef who judged alongside Ms. Berry, and tends to intimidate bakers with technical questions early in the process.
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The hosts have changed, the cakes have changed, but this has stayed the same: The bakers nod and grimace and promise to do better next time.
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In 2015, the company shut down a campaign started to help two bakers who had been fined for refusing to make a same-sex-wedding cake.
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Allowing the dough time to rise, the bakers start the fire in the oven as the call for dawn prayer begins to echo in the city.
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I have a lot of respect for this: In Turkey, bakers have created what they claim is the world record for the largest tray of baklava.
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New York, the court rejected a 22015-hour limit to the workday for bakers passed unanimously by the State Legislature as a health-and-welfare measure.
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Power company Aggreko, as well as bakers Greggs , a mainstay of UK high streets, and property firm NewRiver REIT have already said they expect to qualify.
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The landmark decision opened up a fresh stream of business for the caterers, bakers, florists and venue operators who serve those wanting to tie the knot.
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The case is Cleveland Bakers and Teamsters Pension Fund v General Electric Co et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 18-01404.
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Installations in the final exhibition included a wooden structure by the artist Alphons der Avest, in which local bakers made everything from Turkish bread to pizza.
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Since December, distressed bakers had wondered what had happened to the chocolate treats after they opened package after package — only to find their tips were missing.
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At Don's, bakers crank out tarts, molding pastry dough into individual tins with an ancient hand-operated tart press that was brought over from Birmingham, England.
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More broadly, do businesses based on artistic skill (such as bakers) have the free speech right to refuse to service to someone based on their beliefs?
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Though not yet palm oil-free, Girl Scout cookies now contain as little palm oil as possible while its licensed bakers continue to search for viable alternatives.
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Do you guys have any stories of bakers that have made a name for themselves by breaking a record, or doing things they weren't supposed to do?
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In the rest of America large, centralised donut bakers such as Dunkin' Donuts and Krispy Kreme hold sway, but neither has successfully penetrated the Los Angeles market.
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According to the traders and bakers, employees at SMART secretly produced cards that resemble the ordinary smart card but act as a "master" that overrides the system.
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Despite Paul Hollywood's sometimes skeptical stares when he and Berry visit the bakers to find out what they're making, most breads turn out good to very good.
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The story will be compared to the many cases in America where florists or bakers have been taken to court after refusing to cater for gay weddings.
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With her latest cookbook, Impatient Cookies, Elettra Wiedemann shows us how the most impatient of busy-bakers can whip up a killer holiday treat in no time.
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The government claims that bakers are breaking the rule to make more expensive sweet products, such as croissants and brownies, and thereby giving their profits a rise.
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Almost all of the high-profile bakers of these little treats are white, middle-class women, and almost all of the rest are white, middle-class men.
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A user posted a photo wondering if fellow group members' Hershey's Kisses had broken tops, and the post was instantly flooded with comments from other upset bakers.
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Klann became a father figure to both, not only passing down his recipes, but also sharing his wisdom and teaching his bakers about the soul of baking.
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This has lead to its own cottage industry of bakers trying to make gluten-free breads that actually taste as good as good as their wheaty counterparts.
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"In a half-slumber I heard reveille from the barracks and a few notes of morning prayer; bakers' carts rumble and a factory whistle howl," he wrote.
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A dozen drama-free amateur bakers are plopped in a tent on the grounds of "Downton"-esque Welford Park in Berkshire, where lambs frolic among the snowdrops.
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The oven is imported from the region, as are the ingredients and time-honored techniques like bakers pressing their knuckles into dough to create olive oil nests.
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"Created by the nation's bakers, the Toast or Hands Café has been designed to remind hungry young Londoners that life is #BetterWithBread," its press release tells me.
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Now, the power team of Target and Hearth & Hand with Magnolia (Chip and Joanna Gaines' line at Target) have the perfect early holiday gift for all bakers.
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The availability of different grains, a relatively new development in the growing heirloom grain movement, "has totally changed the game" for Los Angeles bakers, Ms. Jullapat said.
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But bakers have not been able to pass those costs to grocers, who have been unwilling to pay higher prices because of increased competition and price deflation.
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Tart cherries are a small, delicate crop that bakers prefer to use fresh for pies, although most are frozen, dried or processed into juice or canned filling.
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With a time limit and little to no instruction, the bakers' best is usually a hilarious, oozing mess that looks nothing like what they hope to emulate.
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The bakers in all three cases were willing to make a bible-shaped cake but refused to add the anti-gay messaging because they found it offensive.
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Remember, these bakers managed to turn a hobby into a living by learning from other people who posted and shared their own creations on the internet, too.
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The protest has caught on across the country and among all classes of society, from bankers to bakers to truck drivers to teachers to waiters to students.
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Over roughly two hours, you'll be introduced to streets that used to be named for the shoemakers and bakers who had lived in the now-vanished community.
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A Good Appetite Over the last decade, bakers have been experimenting with olive oil in all kinds of nontraditional ways, and I've been right there with them.
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It's up to the judges, Nancy Fuller, Duff Goldman and Lorraine Pascale, to decide which bakers move on to the next round and which one goes home.
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Perhaps the smallest group of all are the bakers who turn their eyes toward Rome, where the slices are rectangular and are known as pizza al taglio.
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He's visited a potato chip factory in Northern Ireland, a bakers in Somerset, at least two butchers and a brownies stall at a Christmas market in Salisbury.
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Niinami: No. We are branding more and more those big brands which were sleeping like Bakers, Basil Hayden, Knob Creek, they have wonderful brands but are underutilized.
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Both commercial and craft bakers abandoned the heavy brown loaves that had evolved over centuries and began baking French brioche and baguettes and American-style white bread.
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And it might be difficult to imagine that now-vanished world in which Jewish bakers lived side by side with Muslim doctors, Armenian tailors and Zoroastrian jewelers.
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For decades, Silicon Valley thought of polysilicon in much the same way that bakers think of flour: an essential yet unglamorous ingredient that can be wasted without regret.
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This is not an excuse for Monty's behavior, but explains his awful actions — like the threatening messages he sent to students taking the stand during the Bakers' trial.
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The FDA is very strict about proper glitter protocol, and according to the federal agency's statement, it's commercial bakers' responsibility as food manufacturers to follow the FDA's rules.
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It trades the cutthroat "I'm not here to make friends" attitude of our cooking competitions for a sense of support and camaraderie as bakers help each other succeed.
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I learned how crucial it is that your fat be cold; like many pie bakers, I now refrigerate my dough at least an hour before rolling it out.
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The creative bakers crafted a beautifully-decorated carrot cake with orange peels and pumpkin seeds placed on top alongside the message, "Happy Birthday Meghan," written in chocolate icing.
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But his record suggests he'll be receptive to county clerks, bakers, pharmacists and others who say their conscience prohibits them from doing business with gay and lesbian people.
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Right: One of the bakers of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps with two of the loaves she made at the British Army bakery at Dieppe, France, on Feb.
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This December, however, for the first time, some of the worst bakers in American will also be getting in on the holiday baking action thanks to Nailed It!
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Friends and family from Pawhuska showed up, and our Mercantile chefs and bakers made a spread of food I'll be daydreaming about for the rest of my life.
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Naked Bakers has existed in some form or fashion since 2015, when the Baker and a few friends came up with the idea during a night of drinking.
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As followers of Q's breadcrumb trail, QAnon believers refer to themselves as bakers, conveying both their commitment to the cause and a fundamental misunderstanding of how bakeries work.
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There are many answers to be found — about the Bakers themselves and how this whole thing with Mia fits into the bigger picture — as Ethan explores the estate.
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Bakers and spettkaka enthusiasts recommend a fine-toothed saw for cutting it up and then serving it with vanilla ice cream, fruit compote, and coffee on the side.
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When news broke earlier this week of the brave bakers stuck inside an El Bolillo in Houston during Hurricane Harvey, it garnered international attention because of their altruism.
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Inside the structure, bakers from various backgrounds will make a range of goods — Turkish bread, Dutch rolls, Italian pizza — that are meant to be shared with the public.
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The backs of UK supermarkets are often organized into fishmongers, butchers, bakers, and deli counters where customers can ask for specific cuts, and this Asda was no different.
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The United Kingdom's highest court ruled in favor of Christian bakers who declined to bake a cake with the slogan "Support Gay Marriage," in a unanimous decision Wednesday.
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The chefs and bakers Insider spoke to all agreed that toasting a freshly baked bagel is both unnecessary and possibly harmful to the food's overall flavor and texture.
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Last week rare protests took hold in cities across Egypt after a minor reform to cut down flour smuggling by bakers inadvertently left thousands without their daily rations.
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Since it can handle basic mixing tasks and has an inexpensive price tag, the KitchenAid 4.5-Quart Classic Series Stand Mixer is a smart choice for novice bakers.
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Opposite him, bakers were shaping dough, and next to him stood the mayor of Paris, the rector of Notre-Dame and the head chef of the Élysée Palace.
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Some professional bakers have wondered how Mr. Myhrvold, who hasn't been handling fermentations or mixing large amounts of bread daily, for decades, might teach the industry something new.
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For example, someone who could help local bakers, restaurants, florists or shoe repair shops to run their businesses a bit more efficiently, but provides "door-to-door" service.
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Ex-"Top Chef Masters" star Art Smith is imploring all Americans to avoid cake made with hate ... and he's also rallying all LGBT bakers to help the cause.
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One application of that right has been much in the news as courts consider whether bakers, citing religious objections, may refuse to make wedding cakes for gay couples.
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The new Netflix hit, hosted by Nicole Byer and Jacques Torres, sees amateur bakers attempt to re-create edible masterpieces for the chance to win a whopping $10,000.
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Colorado Civil Rights Commission will determine whether the First Amendment's right to religious freedom protects artists — in this case, bakers — from producing work that conflicts with their beliefs.
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But to my reading of the record, it is not apparent that the Commission did more than to accept the bakers' claims that they found the messages offensive.
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You convene your best bakers, and you tell them, look, from now on, we don't just care about how many free cookies we can shove into people's gullets.
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Automakers, biscuit bakers and even the underwear industry have endured their worst year in a long while, with thousands of layoffs looming and no clear turnaround in sight.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - As bakers in flour-stained clothes knead dough and slide trays of loaves into ovens in Sudan's capital, a cluster of yellow-vested volunteers keep watch.
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And until two years ago in France, a law required Parisian bakers to stagger their summer vacation time so enough bakeries stayed open for customers during the holidays.
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These young men — and these days women, too — wear wide-bottomed, corduroy trousers, white shirts and colored jackets that identify them as bricklayers, bakers, carpenters, stonemasons and roofers.
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The bakers carry a container of salt with a Jewish star on it, and their caterpillar-like mustaches evoke Oliver Hardy's, but also, when you look twice, Hitler's.
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Each one is memorable, too, thanks to the lashings of artistic flair from Afro Samurai creator Takashi Okazaki, complementing the brawn of the Game Bakers' multi-phase fights.
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As Carlson raged, bakers all across America had an equally pressing cookie concern: Hershey's Kisses, little dollops of chocolate joy, seem to be widely missing their genre-defining tips.
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The entertainers – who are both avid bakers – also celebrated the Fourth of July this year at Swift's Rhode Island home with their significant others, Ryan Reynolds and Tom Hiddleston.
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" Baker, cookbook author and judge Paul Hollywood describes exactly what he's looking for from the contestants: "We're asking the bakers to create a sponge with a swirl of filling.
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But, instead, he is simply trying to out the venue, and all the girls who have been harmed there, for the Bakers' case against the Liberty High school district.
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The judges accepted the bakers' contention that they were simply acting in line with their beliefs when they declined to decorate a cake with the slogan "Support Gay Marriage".
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The Colorado regulations are clear that religious discrimination includes not just discrimination based on affiliation, but discrimination based on a particular religious belief — exactly what the other bakers did.
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Bake-Off has a simple and winning formula: Every season, a group of amateur bakers from throughout Britain compete for the honor of being named Britain's greatest amateur baker.
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On Facebook groups bakers can post pictures of their sourdough breads to collect tips ("strengthen the gluten by starting with cold autolyse without starter or salt first") and praise.
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At this time laudanum (a mixture of brandy and opium) was "an unremarkable part of daily life", not only prescribed by doctors but flogged by bakers, grocers and publicans.
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Tips included: Chocolate manufacturer Hershey (HSY) says it has solved the case of the missing tips atop its Kisses candies, after angry holiday bakers complained about imperfect points. (CNBC)
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Calling all home bakers and wanna be Top Chefs: This KitchenAid mixer is on sale for 44% off, which means you'll never have to stir anything by hand again.
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But it also offers them a real option to find their place in a society that welcomes diversity while venerating crate-throwing bakers, concert-goers and armed response officers.
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The real heart of the show — the thing that pulls you in early on each season and keeps the tension high as the weeks pass — is the bakers themselves.
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Although the post-episode conversation on social media does occasionally involve Mary or Paul, what tends to drum up the most chatter is the various bakers and their creations.
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To hear some supporters tell it, a measure signed into law last week in Mississippi does little more than let bakers reject wedding cake orders from same-sex couples.
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I've spent time with pastors and police, bookstore owners and bakers, local business people and mayors; breaking bread with a dentist, a high-school teacher, a vintner and veterinarian.
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Spring wheat grown in the Dakotas and Montana is a high-protein variety considered a premium quality by bakers and millers over the Chicago-traded soft white winter wheat.
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Millers and bakers were bracing for higher costs and tighter supplies of the spring wheat variety, prized for its high protein content needed to bake bread and pizza crust.
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Read more: Hallmark is looking for amateur bakers to compete on a new show called 'Christmas Cookie Countdown'In our stressful lives, we have few opportunities to feel truly irresponsible.
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What might sound like cute cosplay for bread nerds also sums up the spirit of "Modernist Bread," a book that demands bakers look into the past without romanticizing it.
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Avery Ruzicka, 33, who owns Manresa Bread in Los Gatos and Los Altos, is one of many American bakers who became intrigued by traditional panettone after trying Mr. Shvartzapel's.
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Bakers and millers in the country had earlier asked for grain exports to be limited to prevent a surge in bread prices if the spread of the coronavirus accelerates.
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Each episode features two rounds where the bakers have to prove their creativity and talent to a panel of judges, the chefs Carla Hall, Zac Young and Katie Lee.
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Women hefting giant mounds of dough on their heads hover around the fire, forming a kind of assembly line with the bakers who work the oven with long paddles.
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He hopes it will become a movement not only to fight food waste and feed the hungry, but also to provide vocational training for future cooks, bakers and waiters.
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Bake Off is a show about amateur bakers — people who love to make cakes on the weekend, but who also happen to be pretty talented (some more than others).
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In an effort to raise money for the perinatal depression charity Pandsi, talented bakers remade retro cakes from the beloved 1980s cookbook, the Australian Women's Weekly Children's Birthday Cakes.
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Bake-Off (the British shorthand for the show, used here for brevity) usually begins with 12 amateur bakers who compete to be crowned the "star baker" of the week.
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Cookbooks Novice bakers might be hesitant about folding egg whites and proofing yeast, but nothing frightens their floury souls more than the prospect of making pie dough from scratch.
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The stakes are low enough to encourage a gentle remove from the bakers; their determination is sincere, but the stakes are sufficiently small that they — and we — aren't worried.
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Well, on "Reagan," you have that line about, "We talk about getting bread but none of us are bakers…" …We all talk having greens, but none of us own acres.
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There are numerous merchants and small stores that will happily buy items from Geralt, though—as well as many more butchers, bakers and fishmongers that you can't meaningfully interact with.
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Eight sources in the wheat industry said the smart card system could be hacked, allowing some bakers to falsify receipts and request far more subsidized flour than they officially sold.
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As program director for the bakers in training, Bornarth works side by side with the women in the kitchen, and has witnessed firsthand how big a difference it can make.
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FLAT BREADS and RITUALS The bakers' moment may come at the annual review meeting of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), scheduled for late November in Mauritius.
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Click here to read the first installment on wheat as a weapon of war, and here for the second installment on how Syrian bakers are making bread against all odds.
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I literally had to make myself read an episode recap of Big Brother to remind myself that England wasn't all just happy bakers tramping around the countryside, whisks in hand.
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Both the head of the red meat producers association, Bulent Tunc, and the chairman of the bakers association cited a web of middlemen as a major cause of price pressure.
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"The concept was to create drawings based on what the bakers may have sketched out when deciding what to bake in the show in their own recipe sketchbook," said Hovey.
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Already this week, the government has arrested four bakers for making illegal brownies and pastries with flour it says must be designated for savoury bread products, according to Reuters reports.
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Wow Doing good comes back around...This person sending money to our bakers and cashiers for making bread for others when they had lost homes and cars and valuables. Wow!!!!!
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Stadium-style seating means guests can overlook bakers as they mix ingredients, place dough on a conveyor belt and watch it pass under a massive waterfall of their signature glaze.
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Over time the cross has changed and some bakers mark their buns with a sweet frosting called fondant, which is similar to the icing used to top a cinnamon roll.
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But the new characters, from the Bakers to Ethan, are featured so as to add an uncertainty to proceedings that'd been lost across so many iterations starring the same cast.
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There was an outcry among holiday bakers in December when they discovered the tips of Kisses, which they had planned to use for baking cookies and other confections, were missing.
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The Great British Baking Show: Collection 6: NETFLIX ORIGINAL The mouth-watering contest returns to the big white tent with 12 new bakers and another season bursting with delicious surprises.
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The popular U.K. program features amateur bakers and the height of drama often revolves around there being too much spice in minced pies or sourdough that's too stubborn to rise.
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That may be a pain to seasoned bakers, since they know that many recipes call for room-temperature butter, but erring on the safe side is never a bad idea.
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For instance, it will save more than 35 truckloads of buttercream icing this year, after spotting that its bakers were leaving too much icing in the bottom of their tubs.
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Tess Wilson and Leah Rosenberg are two bakers who lack formal culinary training, but, in the wake of the Trump presidency, they bake as though their lives depend on it.
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"People see in Jeremy Corbyn the chance to change things, the belief that things can be different," said Ian Hodson, the head of the Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union.
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With its automatic fruit and nut dispenser and four loaf sizes, the Breville Custom Loaf Bread Maker is ideal for home bakers who like to make a variety of breads.
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Their vision included installing a modern kitchen and bakery on the ground floor with large windows where visitors can watch bakers knead dough and chefs chop vegetables for seasonal soups.
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When liberals pushed for transgender rights, gay marriage and laws forcing bakers to bake cakes for same-sex weddings, evangelicals concluded that the left's secularism had become an existential threat.
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I recall walking through London's East End before those Games and talking with the imams, bakers, construction workers, students and pastors who were the backbone of East London Communities Organization.
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Don Guerra, a cult star among the nation's slow-fermentation bread bakers, uses it in the loaves he bakes in an Italian deck oven he installed in his Tucson garage.
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Amy Maguire, senior lecturer in International Law and Human Rights at the University of Newcastle, said Paterson's bill would have applied to "hotels, photographers, florists, bakers and hire car drivers".
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All of the savory and sweet goods are baked in-house daily, and you can watch the bakers in action because of the floor's open-concept kitchen and visible ovens.
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By 1934, Girl Scouts in Philadelphia were selling commercially baked cookies and by 1936, the national organization started licensing commercial bakers for cookies Girl Scouts across the country could sell.
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It also helps that none of them identify themselves primarily as "bakers," or the "thing they are doing on the show," the same way contestants on more competitive programs do.
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Voters around the country agree: we can't afford to wait any longer to save the retirement futures of more than 10 million American truck drivers, construction workers, bakers and musicians.
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Like many bakers, she has pieced together a deep knowledge from independent reading — Nancy Silverton, Jeffrey Hamelman, Michel Suas — and many years of bread production in different kinds of kitchens.
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Stuart hopes that he'll be able to help set up local bakers with local breweries to make their own regional variations of the drink both in the UK and abroad.
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In 2016, the art collective Futurefarmers took seeds from northern Europe on a boat to their origins in the Middle East, meeting with farmers, bakers and millers along the way.
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Also, with Joan Nathan's recipe for burekas, which she learned from a group of Atlanta bakers who make them for their synagogue each year, to sell at the holiday bazaar.
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Readers of this column know that I fervently support gay marriage, but I don't think bakers like Jack Phillips are best brought along by the iron fist of the state.
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The rolling was messy and mesmerizing to watch, but as Jacques pointed out, it was also a genius way for bakers to build fine layers of fat into the dough.
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Tech-savvy bakers place four refrigerated dough pods onto a nonstick surface inside the oven, which sort of looks like a crock pot designed by Google, and close the lid.
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For 19.50 euros, the peckish can pick up a box of seven red, white and blue macarons, the sweet meringue-based treats that bakers have turned into a mini-delicacy.
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She created "Cookies for the Modern Era," as the project is titled and themed, incorporating flavors and concepts familiar to longtime holiday bakers while aiming beyond the traditional cookie plate.
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RISE charges a fee to collect spent barley from breweries, which it then processes into flour to sell to commercial bakers, chefs and food manufacturers, said co-founder Jessica Aguirre.
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The Canadian government alleged in court documents that Loblaw and many of Canada's other large bakers had colluded to fix bread prices over a period of at least 14 years.
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The owner, Mark Isreal — who comes from a long line of Jewish bakers — told us that Hanukkah brings a surge of doughnut-hunting customers who might not otherwise stop in.
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After all, some of your fellow citizens — bakers, truckers, nurses — are up already and hearing that same sound at the same time as you while they go about their business.
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And I think both of those shows, beloved of fans, put the emphasis back on what the chefs and bakers are doing — being creative — rather than on winning and prevailing.
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Occasional humanitarian aid makes it into the area, allowing bakers to produce some bread, but they often buy it off of local business people who bring it into the area.
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Yet Sunday mornings were slow at the bakery, so Ms. Crampsey and one of her bakers, Kyra Wilder, would spend the hours cooking for each other while they waited for customers.
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The origin of the mess seems to be tied to a trend in recent years of celebrity bakers, cooking shows, and restaurants using decorative glitter on their cakes and other treats.
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Peter Tatchell, one of Britain's best-known campaigners for gay causes, supported the bakers on grounds that it was "authoritarian" to force people to disseminate statements running counter to their beliefs.
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Bakers at the Lancaster London hotel have crossed a scone with a hot cross bun to create a sultana-adorned hot cross scone, bringing an end to all British baking rivalries.
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Though, as Nadiya reminds us with her victorious statement that she "lives to fight another day," under all that sugar and sweetness are 11 bakers determined to go all the way.
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And when they're not offering a shoulder to cry on, they're delightedly stealing scraps of food from the bakers and making as many dirty baking-related puns as they possibly can.
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Though we can't imagine anything less festive than blasting an entire planet to smithereens, a few crafty bakers have constructed a "fully operational" cookie replica of the famed Star Wars weapon.
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Now Naked Bakers is only hosted on Patreon, and the production assistant says she makes nearly enough money from her 27-ish subscribers to fund the series and pay her bills.
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Knowing this, bakers took to the streets of Melbourne in December 2015 to protest against the early baking of hot cross buns, in what may have been a clever publicity stunt.
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President Nicolas Maduro's socialist government has accused bakers of causing bread shortages and vowed to crack down on those who defy its regulations on production after citizens have been going hungry.
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But in assessing Penn's overall achievement, I found his portrait work to be the most impressive aspect of his legacy, from his studies of bakers and butchers to major Hollywood personalities.
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It is the responsibility of Congress and its members to defend the free press, religious liberty (not just for evangelical cake bakers), and equality for all under the law — even presidents.
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In the wake of Hurricane Harvey, which decimated much of the Houston metropolitan area in the late summer, a group of bakers in Houston's El Bollilo were stuck inside their premises.
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KitchenAid's mixers are the gold standard for most home cooks and bakers, and will prove to be especially handy when your foodie is whipping up a batch of post-holiday cookies.
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Its other two hosts, professional bakers Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry, have not announced if they intend to remain with the program when it moves to its new home, Channel 4.
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When he first receives the tapes, Tony starts listening and immediately calls the police and the Bakers' house, doing everything he can to prevent Hannah's death if it isn't too late.
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Former Pachamama head chef Adam Rawson won "Best Chef" at last year's YBF Awards—an annual celebration of the chefs, bakers, food writers, bartenders, and others advancing UK food and drink.
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When we followed Ovenly duo Erin Patinkin and Agatha Kulaga through Brooklyn for Chef's Night Out, we got a pretty good idea of what a wild night for bakers looks like.
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Ms. Mattiacci is part of a new wave of cooks, farmers, chefs and bakers working to preserve and popularize the food of Umbria, which has long been upstaged by its neighbors.
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I can only assume that he availed himself to these after they had been left outside the doors of local diners and coffee shops by bakers making their early morning deliveries.
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Wholesale bakers such as Grupo Bimbo, Flowers Foods Inc and Campbell Soup Co's Pepperidge Farms are feeling the squeeze on margins, said Stephen Nicholson, senior grains and oilseeds analyst with Rabobank.
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" His name is Tom Hovey, and he estimates he's created about 3,000 drawings for the show — illustrating "what the bakers planned to create, not what they actually baked in the tent.
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The White Helmets, who were carpenters, bakers, doctors and engineers before the war, have shown extraordinary bravery pulling civilians from the rubble of Mr. Assad's barrel bombs and documenting his depravities.
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Then we figured out that we needed a laboratory so we could bake things ourselves, with our own students and maybe visiting bakers, to find out the best use for these.
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Dispatch From Central Europe They hitchhike across Europe, instantly recognizable in the wide-bottomed, corduroy trousers, white shirts and colored jackets that identify them as bricklayers, bakers, carpenters, stonemasons and roofers.
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Amazon is currently a treasure trove of incredible deals for home cooks, bakers, and foodies, including a versatile lasagna pan loved by Oprah (so you know it's got to be good).
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Tender Leaf Toys Chocolate BonBons, available at Maisonette, $29.99A wooden tiered dessert stand with eight exciting chocolate (and wooden) treats make a fun gift that'll keep little bakers entertained for hours.
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The bakers on "The Great British Bake Off" provide a cheerful lesson on the country as it really is: There is no one color to Britishness, no one faith or accent.
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The remaining stock consists of supplies for all varieties of hobbyist: technicolored perler beads and pipe cleaners for children, a spectrum of food dyes and chocolate molds for bakers and confectioners.
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The guide with fellow chef Mark Ramsdell, which was reprinted three times after selling out when it was first published in 2011, now includes additional recipes and tips for home bakers.
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A few states, like Wyoming and North Dakota, have "food freedom" acts, which exempt home bakers from any licensing, permitting or inspection requirements, as long as their dishes don't contain meat.
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A few states, like Wyoming and North Dakota, have "food freedom" acts, which exempt home bakers from any licensing, permitting or inspection requirements, as long as their dishes don't contain meat.
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Watching the bakers, I noticed how each one had her or his own way of crafting the pie, lifting the dough up around the apples, pinching the seams and sealing them.
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The book offers all these classic recipes and an eclectic assortment of others that reflect the wide-ranging interests of the bakers who have passed through the community over the years.
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National politics have featured debate over whether making cakes for same-sex couples violates bakers' religious freedom or whether the government should decide which public bathrooms are used by transgender people.
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It goes without saying that conservatives hate Obama for expanding the regulatory state, allegedly being insufficiently rah-rah in his patriotism, and forcing bakers to create wedding cakes for gay couples.
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Since the athlete is purposefully trying to trick the jurors in the Bakers' lawsuit, and therefore us viewers, it's good to have at least one reality-ensuring touchstone among all the lies.
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One of the bakers Taus spoke to tried to convince a grandmother not to order for her 13-year-old grandson a cake in the shape of a briefcase full of money.
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To make the creme egg crodough, Rinkoff's bakers make croissant pastry using their 100-year-old recipe, and then fry it like a doughnut to give it height and a layered effect.
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During their months of research, the students visited Delhi cafes and consulted restaurateurs, bakers and customers — eventually settling on the idea of edible tableware as an alternative to use-and-throw utensils.
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The Commission allowed these other bakers to refuse to bake a cake that would have violated their secular beliefs, but denied the same accommodation to Mr. Phillips who refused on religious grounds.
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But some bakers are ready to legalize these "illicit" activities and bring their nighttime business to everyone's attention in hopes that the local government will recognize that their regulations are completely whack.
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"The yeast is an unusual three way hybrid with links to bakers, brewers, and wine yeast," David Thurrowgood, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery Conservator and initiator of the resuscitation project, surmised.
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Last spring and fall, over the course of two crawls through the new crop of bakeries in the Los Angeles area, I encountered loaves as distinct as the bakers that produce them.
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Millers such as Archer Daniels Midland Co, Ardent Mills, General Mills Inc have been able to pass on much of their higher wheat costs in sales of flour to bakers, he added.
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The producers of Pillsbury Unbleached All-Purpose Flour, used by many home bakers, have voluntarily recalled 12,245 cases sold to retailers, after a random inspection revealed traces of salmonella in one bag.
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He took a look around at the 17th century building that houses his eclectic store, and said he enjoys being at the center of a new network of butchers, bakers and beekeepers.
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To get to 25, we eventually realized that we could only include one play by any given playwright, or risk being overrun by a medley of Annie Bakers or Suzan-Lori Parkses.
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Few food markets can compete with the variety and quality of the offerings inside this light-filled, 40,000-square-foot structure, where you can see bakers, chocolatiers, butchers and fishmongers at work.
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When my faith in humanity wavers, I often replenish it by turning to the GBBS bakers and their commitment, passion, humility, and the way they stride into the tent, arm-in-arm.
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Her feelings came across as genuine and heartfelt, and it would not be unusual to see her get choked up when it came time for the unenviable task of sending bakers home.
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But bakers clap for one another, Berry and Hollywood are as likely to soothe nervous contestants as to question cocky ones, and that title amounts to a cake stand and some flowers.
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During oral arguments on Tuesday, Kennedy questioned whether a win for Masterpiece would let bakers advertise that they don't do business with gay couples — alluding to "Whites Only" signs in the segregation era.
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Louis Sarcone III: What bakers used to do back then, whenever they had leftover dough, they would just, instead of having it go to waste, they would make pizza shells out of it.
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You're an award-winning pastry chef and legendary chocolatier, so how did you come to be involved with a show that features amateur home bakers who basically have no idea what they're doing?
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This system, deeply rooted in German history, is not comparable to anything outside Europe, as Syrian refugees who arrived in Germany with experience as bakers or lorry drivers have learned to their cost.
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To build off this, the talented and creative bakers at Pies Are Awesome managed to make a delicious-looking TRON-themed pie that glows in the dark, but is still safe to eat.
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Yet rather than fighting and turning the experience into a cutthroat competition, the bakers work together, become BFFs, and cheer each other on, and you will cry over their bond at least once.
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And, of course, we can expect to see brand new determined but terrible bakers taking on hilarious new challenges in hopes of taking home the $10,000 prize just in time for the holidays.
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You can blame that on the show's food production team, who, per The Guardian, observe the bakers and report back to producers about potential problems the show's hosts might want to address. 14.
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Borrowing from the term for different periods of Christian revival throughout American history, the QAnon Great Awakening will be the pre-Storm era of enlightenment achieved by bakers who successfully crack Q's hints.
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For his book research, he tried to get as broad an overview of knots as possible, visiting the circus, fishermen, bakers, tree surgeons, and anyone else who employed this technology in their work.
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For their final showdown in the tent, the bakers will be tasked with making a decadent chocolate cake, a twice-baked souffle and a showstopping picnic basket creation incorporating cakes, breads and biscuits.
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The light, flaky croissant whose crispy crust and soft, almost chewy insides are too utterly dependent on gluten to replicate — that is, without adding gums, starches and preservatives that these bakers won't use.
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His devotees who interpret the messages to fuel the theory are in turn called "bakers," and often speculate about who Q could be, with some suspecting that Trump himself is behind the posts.
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Rather than push contestants to debase each other, bakers will often offer to help their struggling competitors when time is running short—and perhaps competitor isn't the right word so much as comrade.
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Despite the snail's penile appearance, Chernogorova managed to stay in the baking competition, where she will continue to duke it out with other home bakers and be subjected to dick jokes from hosts.
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It's this ethos, he believes, that has led American bakers to idealize wood-fired ovens ("an absurd fetish") and to push aside radical discoveries, like no-knead bread, as a kind of novelty.
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In kitchens from Venice to Pasadena, bakers are milling their own flour, experimenting with wild yeasts, fermentation, and ancient grains, and turning out loaves that rival those in New York or San Francisco.
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These new pies and cakes, then, offer a solution for restaurants that do still hire pastry chefs or those lucky few bakers who have made big enough names to open their own ventures.
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But Justices Thomas and Gorsuch wrote a much broader opinion objecting to the law on free speech grounds and strongly suggesting that bakers should never have to make cakes for same-sex weddings.
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Chip cookies are born here, at the warehouse bakery in Queens where bakers pump out 25,000 cookies each week, which are then shipped out to storefronts where they&aposre baked fresh for serving.
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"The Great American Baking Show," like the original, zooms in on illustrations of what the bakers are working toward for their "showstopper challenge," a grand baking project that takes many hours to complete.
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Three times the state has declined to force pro-gay bakers to provide a Christian patron with a cake they could not in conscience create given their own convictions on sexuality and marriage.
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