Have you encountered a shortage of flour or are hesitant to go into the supermarket?
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Well, I found a solution. Since the Stay-At-Home order we've been making all sorts of bread products. Sourdough, dinner rolls, pizza dough, garlic/parsley knots, tortillas. You name, we're making it. And.....we ran out of flour!
However, I quickly found a solution. The incredible restaurant Barbareño started selling flour, yeast, bottles of wine, bread - basically everything good. They sell both bread flour and all purpose flour at $1.00 a pound. We've been buying 5 pound bags. Also, dry yeast. I now have enough dry yeast to last the rest of my life.
Thanks for pulling through Barbareño....stay tuned for some bread recipes.
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Cameron holding some sourdough bread and 5lbs of flour.
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