(3 tablespoons) sugar. 7 grams (1 teaspoon) yeast 600 grams (2 cups) plain flour 5 grams (1/2 teaspoon) salt. Mix thoroughly.

You rode the sourdough wave like a pro and tried your luck at garden focaccia. It was fun, but what about bread that *doesn’t* require kneading and waiting for the dough to rise? That’s more like it.

There’s something about putting together a dough, about measuring and kneading and waiting on a rise, that allows you to get out of your head. By Sam Sifton Credit...Linda Xiao for The New York Times.

In the first episode of Mary at 90: A Lifetime of Cooking on BBC last night, Mary shared three recipes from her new book. That included her bread and butter pudding, she said her mum used to make. The ...

Fast, easy, and tasty meals are the scientific method of smooth, charming after work and school stresses clutter the day. Who ...