Armed with high-end knives and digital calipers, Germanbreadcutter has entranced thousands of fans, one loaf at a time.

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Soda bread, French bread, challah, pumpernickel, sourdough — humanity has thought of hundreds of ways to bake (and eat) bread. But no matter what loaf you love, it's best served fresh. The simplest ...

Step 1: This might feel exceptionally wrong, but: Turn on a faucet—either hot or cold water will do—and stick that loaf of bread right under the running water. Try to position it so that any cut ...

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This beginner-friendly bread recipe delivers everything we want from homemade focaccia: a deeply golden crust, an airy crumb, and plenty of olive oil flavor—all without a stand mixer, special ...