Baked Treats At Black Jet Baking Co. - Gillian Shaw
Gillian Shaw's bakery sells rustic sweet treats, notably her take on Pop-Tarts.
Read MoreGillian Shaw's bakery sells rustic sweet treats, notably her take on Pop-Tarts.
Read MoreMike Smollon helps you break it down.
Read MoreRye adds texture and depth to average baked goods.
Read MoreSimo Kuusisto's Nordic rye ruis breads are gaining a following throughout the city.
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Read MoreFind artisan bread, cheese, charcuterie and pastries at Baker & Nosh, a new bakery in Uptown.
Read Morehank goodness for homesickness. If Marianne Wiener hadn't longed for the breads of her native Denmark after relocating to Tomales Bay 20 years ago, she never would have started baking her superlative loaves of dense Anna's Daughters' Rye Bread. We've long been hooked on the hearty, moist bread, made with 90 percent rye and a sourdough starter, flecked with flax and sunflower seeds and baked in a wood oven. We marvel that a bread so wonderful is also, relatively speaking, pretty healthy. But now we have a problem. Because in addition to the beneficent bread, Wiener is now making Chocolate Rye Bark.
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Read MoreFirst, a warning: A trip to March is going to inspire longing. Your galley kitchen may not be sizable enough to accommodate a custom white marble-topped island, and you might not need a copper stockpot large enough to bathe a child. But that won't keep you from wanting them just the same. Thankfully, the Sacramento street store offers some consolation prizes: elegant tableware from England's Brickett Davda, which gives Heath a run for its money; sets of five paper-thin glasses, ranging in size from tiny to not-so, one for any libation you desire, and elegant linen bibless bistro aprons from Boxwood Linens.
Read MoreRead about our favorite sauces from chef Bill Kim of UrbanBelly and Belly Shack. Enjoy them drizzled over dumplings, broth soups, in chicken marinades or swap it for your traditional hot sauce.
Read MoreKnown also as kaya, srikaya and sangkhaya, depending on whether you're in Singapore, Indonesia or Thailand, coconut jam is made by slow-cooking together coconut cream, egg yolks and sugar until the mixture reaches a spreadable consistency. The version made here in San Francisco by Hey Boo Jams (9 ounces for $11) is a deep golden yellow, owing to the use of saffron-hued, cage-free eggs; it resembles lemon curd both in appearance and in smooth, silky texture.
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