Bread
Bread dead redemption: Scientists bake sourdough with yeast grown in 5,300-year-old mummy
Sarhan also told AFP the team would consider using the yeast to brew beer, but the published study focused on more serious uses for their discovery.
Summer hits the shelves: The products set to shake up your summer
The Israeli cheese that conquered France – and more surprises for Shavuot
Brand news: Who landed from Brazil and a 360-degree fashion experience
Why I started feeding birds in Jerusalem
For me, feeding God’s creatures is like a song of praise to the Creator, and they repay me with birdsong.
Pascale's Kitchen: Thinking outside of the culinary box
Following, you’ll find three recipes that I recently added to my repertoire, which have passed muster among my immediate family members.
The Russia-Ukraine War will cause a yeast shortage. Solution: Sourdough
I do not have a solution for the wheat crisis, except perhaps baking with alternative grains, but I do have a solution for the upcoming yeast shortage.
In the kitchen with Henny: Diversities of dough
Whether you eat it all, or are wheat-, yeast- or gluten-free – there is a dough for you!
Pascale’s Kitchen: Key challah
Every year, on the week after Passover, I always share special stories and recipes with my readers about the key challah, which I equate with the qualities of being a queen.
This Minnesota ag firm is helping Ukrainian farmers plant in war-scarred fields
EarthDaily's cutting-edge technology helps farmers make planting decisions, but the war adds an additional layer: Producers can select the right seed and fertilizer from the safety of a laptop.
How did Dolly Meckler turn a challah-baking hobby into a rising business?
Meckler wasn’t even much of a baker before COVID-19 lockdowns forced her, and pretty much everyone in the world, to become prisoners of the home.
Passover hametz controversy 'crummy' excuse for Idit Silman - opinion
Idit Silman learned the wrong lesson! The Holocaust shows the dangers of giving the state too many coercive powers violating individual autonomy.
Tuscany matzot for Passover
Matzah is regarded as “poor man’s bread,” symbolic of our slavery in Egypt, and the lack of flavor emphasizes this.
Will Israel's government be brought down by bread? - opinion
Many point to the hametz crisis as the catalyst which brought this coalition government to its knees. Yet, I argue this should be looked at through a wider lens.
