Online pastry classes, baking tips, photography and videos feed us as much as our quarantine baking.
The quarantine of 2020 will be remembered for many things we’d rather forget , but the DIY baking trend is not among them. For the last many weeks, we’ve all been baking as if we are in a collective home ec class, overseen not by a weary high school teacher but via Zoom, Instagram and the various rabbit holes of the internet. Here are a few more burrows to explore when you’re up at 3 a.m. thinking about baking.
If you have not yet discovered the San Francisco baker Josey Baker , then you are in for a treat. Baker is a goofy guy, with a penchant for tie-dye and bread loafers, but he has the skills of a grizzled European guildsman. He has a terrific bread book,published in 2014 , but he’s lately been doing Instagram videos demonstrating his techniques.
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