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WINNER OF... National Baking Industry Association's Baking Seal of Excellence Award; NBIA Environment Award; |
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How to keep RedBeard sourdough
Our organic sourdoughs are free from preservatives but the thick crust means our breads keep well if stored correctly - as follows:
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All RedBeard breads can be enjoyed fresh for up to 3 days or as toast for a further 4 days. Exception: our Raven (dark rye) loaf lasts up to 3 weeks and some people prefer a matured rye loaf.
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To keep bread fresh, wrap it in a paper bag and place it in a bread bin. Plastic bags make fresh bread ‘sweat’.
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To freeze bread, wrap it in a paper bag inside a sealed plastic bag. Remember to slice the loaf before freezing unless you intend to thaw it all at once. Greaseproof paper between each slice stops them sticking together.
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Thaw bread at room temperature. Avoid microwaving bread. To refresh a thawed loaf, briefly run water over it then place it in a hot oven (250 degrees Celsius) for 5 minutes. To refresh a single slice, lightly toast it. Never re-freeze thawed bread.
Of course, bread tastes best on the day it is baked. You can get a fresh loaf every weekend, at one of the markets that RedBeard attends; or
every day, straight out of our historic oven in Trentham.
