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Jeremy Cherfas

One of the resultant loaves

One of the resultant loaves

One of the resultant loaves. 50% wholemeal sourdough.

Jeremy Cherfas

This morning’s floral surprise.

This morning’s floral surprise.

This morning’s floral surprise.

Jeremy Cherfas

Oh for smellivision

Oh for smellivision

Oh for smellivision. Anyway, having baked a big batch of Lemon Rosemary loaves, I now have a couple of zest-free juicy lemons. </p><p>What should I do with them? Tarte aux citron doesn’t use nearly enough. Lemon curd? Something else?

Jeremy Cherfas

A lunchtime outing, with wonderful friends

A lunchtime outing, with wonderful friends

A lunchtime outing, with wonderful friends. Scafata, Trippa, coratella. And then stracchetti.

Jeremy Cherfas

A feast.

A feast.

A feast.

Jeremy Cherfas

Today’s big bake, 70% Manitoba with 10% each of einkorn, spelt and rye (wholemeal)

Today’s big bake, 70% Manitoba with 10% each of einkorn, spelt and rye (wholemeal)

Today’s big bake, 70% Manitoba with 10% each of einkorn, spelt and rye (wholemeal). Very deep flavour with a custard crumb when fresh

Jeremy Cherfas

Multiple inspirations for something Levantine-ish, which will be eaten tomorrow.

Multiple inspirations for something Levantine-ish, which will be eaten tomorrow.

Multiple inspirations for something Levantine-ish, which will be eaten tomorrow.

Jeremy Cherfas

Ready to be eaten

Ready to be eaten

Ready to be eaten. </p><p>Tomorrow.

Jeremy Cherfas

Time for some of that fine 100% rye sourdough with toasted sunflower seeds and a hint of caraway.

Time for some of that fine 100% rye sourdough with toasted sunflower seeds and a hint of caraway.

Time for some of that fine 100% rye sourdough with toasted sunflower seeds and a hint of caraway.

Jeremy Cherfas

Found while dismantling the rotten old wooden table on the terrace

Found while dismantling the rotten old wooden table on the terrace

Found while dismantling the rotten old wooden table on the terrace. So beautifully made.