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Baked while you slept

Sourdough, pastry and cake for Glasgow's tables

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Patience
heat
salt.

Everything we bake starts the day before. The sourdough proves for eighteen hours, the croissants rest three times, and the ovens go on at two in the morning so that the first van leaves at five. Twenty-two years on, that is still the whole method.

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A golden sourdough loaf with a deep score across the top
BreadCountry sourdough, 900g£4.60
A round loaf dusted with flour on a grey cloth
BreadWhite tin loaf£3.20
A loaf decorated with a leaf pattern on paper
BreadRye and caraway£4.20
Baked croissants on a red tray
ViennoiserieButter croissant£2.40
Six cupcakes with pale pink frosting on a dark surface
CupcakesRose vanilla cupcakes, box of six£16.50
Cupcakes with purple frosting
CupcakesBlackcurrant cupcakes, box of six£16.50
A slice of chocolate layer cake with hazelnuts
CakesChocolate hazelnut slab, 12 slices£28.00
A slice of layered cake with pink and green layers
CakesRaspberry and pistachio layer cake£34.00
A slice of cream cake with a strawberry on a white plate
CakesVictoria sponge slice£3.60

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Scoring a boule without tearing it

Isla on the one movement that separates a clean ear from a ragged one, and why a cold loaf is easier to score than a warm one.

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A no-knead loaf for a weekday

Twelve hours in the fridge does the work your arms would have done. The recipe we hand to anyone who asks how to start.

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Why your croissants leak butter

The oven is not hot enough, or the dough got too warm on the bench. Tomasz explains both, and the fix for each.

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