The bread nerd club I co-founded, the Los Angeles Bread Bakers, brought Josey Baker down to LA to teach a class. Now you can watch a version that very same class via Youtube for freeeeeee. I’m a huge fan of his method and his book Josey Baker Bread. If you’re interested in making your own bread skip the Netflix tonight and get whole, wild, wet, slow and bold.
I like it, seems very do-able and practical.
OT:
( I was wondering if Root Simple has blogs about the Los Angeles Aqueduct system, and if you guys know of tours from LA by Angelenos— eg. I know there are Mono Lake tours by folks from Lee Vining and Mammoth—
I’m more interested in tours or educational forums, led maybe by LA DWP or Angelenos in academia that are familiar with the Eastern Sierras, Long Valley, Owens Basin & Mono Lake situation… Is there a UCLA or USC program much like the UC Merced program that keeps an eye on the Southern Sierra Nevada vis-a-vis climate change?
sorry, that was a mouthful, but if you guys can point me to the right direction on this, I’d really appreciate it. )
And this study also was informative:
http://www.ppic.org/main/publication.asp?i=944
But I’ve found next to nothing from LA DWP’s site and from LA in general, from academia to concerned residents in general. What gives?
Im starstruck… please, PLEASE ask him to be on the Root Simple podcast! Oh and kindly if he could write another book ๐
This is great, thank you!
Any chance you can get a copy of his handout?
You could drop Josey a line–he’s a nice dude.