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Gravy Podcast: Making That Dough

More inspiration :) Love the stories and the background on the cottage food bakery movement they threaded into the story:

In “Making That Dough,” the fourth episode in her five-part series for Gravy, producer Irina Zhorov explores the business of cottage bakeries—and how small-scale bakers make amazing loaves out of home kitchens and converted garages.

Gravy Podcast: Bread by Fire Episode

Another great resource find in the form of the Southern Food Alliance (SFA) AND their podcast called Gravy. This episode is about wood-fired baking:
 
In this episode, Zhorov talks to Cogswell, Lapidus, and Jensen all about how they learned to tend the fire and live by the rhythms of wood-fired sourdough baking. She also talks with Rob Segovia-Welsh, who runs Chicken Bridge Bakery with his wife, Monica, about what benefits he sees in working with fire. Throughout these conversations, she explores how baking this way offers a potential for connection to a community—and makes the baker’s life a pretty good life. 

Be sure to check out the SFA's website and explore their mission of documenting, studying, and exploring the diverse food cultures of the changing American South.
News & Media

Gravy Podcast: Making That Dough

More inspiration :) Love the stories and the background on the cottage food bakery movement they threaded into the story:

In “Making That Dough,” the fourth episode in her five-part series for Gravy, producer Irina Zhorov explores the business of cottage bakeries—and how small-scale bakers make amazing loaves out of home kitchens and converted garages.

Gravy Podcast: Bread by Fire Episode

Another great resource find in the form of the Southern Food Alliance (SFA) AND their podcast called Gravy. This episode is about wood-fired baking:
 
In this episode, Zhorov talks to Cogswell, Lapidus, and Jensen all about how they learned to tend the fire and live by the rhythms of wood-fired sourdough baking. She also talks with Rob Segovia-Welsh, who runs Chicken Bridge Bakery with his wife, Monica, about what benefits he sees in working with fire. Throughout these conversations, she explores how baking this way offers a potential for connection to a community—and makes the baker’s life a pretty good life. 

Be sure to check out the SFA's website and explore their mission of documenting, studying, and exploring the diverse food cultures of the changing American South.
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