Using artificial intelligence to boost your baking skills.

Using artificial intelligence to boost your baking skills.

Author: House of Bread October 22, 2025 Duration: 19:59

Sheila reviews BakeGBT top ten baking tips. Some right on, some way off. In the end, there are no AI hacks for gaining the best knowledge through the experience of baking bread! That's why we are better off just baking! ChatBakeGPT

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Sheila McCann, the founder of Baking with House of Bread, has spent a lifetime with her hands in flour. This podcast is an extension of that journey, a shared space where the quiet science and profound satisfaction of bread-making come to life. Each episode feels like a conversation in a sunlit kitchen, moving far beyond simple recipes. Sheila delves into the why behind the techniques, discussing the personality of different grains, the magic of a wild sourdough starter, and the small adjustments that turn a good loaf into a great one. You’ll hear the practical sounds of baking-the scrape of a dough scraper, the rustle of parchment, the crackle of a perfectly crusted bake-alongside stories from her own trials and errors at the helm of House of Bread. It’s for anyone who finds rhythm in kneading dough or curiosity in fermentation. The focus is on creating nourishing, flavorful breads that anchor a home, exploring everything from sturdy whole-grain sandwich loaves to intricate festive pastries. Tune in for a thoughtful, hands-on dialogue that celebrates bread not just as food, but as craft, tradition, and a simple, daily joy. This podcast naturally finds its home in the intersection of art and sustenance, inviting you to listen, learn, and bake along.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 92

Baking with House of Bread
Podcast Episodes
Art and Science involved in making a recipe a sourdough version [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 17:14
Creating a Sourdough Multi Grain Focaccia version from a standard focaccia recipe. The science behind adding in sourdough starter and what ingredients to adjust by the art of baking by feel, taste and texture. Sheila des…
Baking with a Dutch oven [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 19:14
I recommend baking in a Dutch oven for every home baker desiring to bake hard crusted breads. It is just the easiest way to add steam to the bake, and you really don't add anything as a Dutch oven with a lid captures the…
Scones, a perfect gift for a mom, or treat yourself. [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 21:27
Scones: the breakfast staple and perfect to bake for mom. Get that perfect flaky rich buttery flavor. Please subscribe and share this podcast with another bread head. For more information about House of Bread, please vis…
German Schwarz Brot or German Rye [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 14:33
WATER = warm 2 C- may end up being more depending uponsourdough starter thickness.DARK or whole RYE FLOUR 2 ½ CWHOLE GRAIN wheat flour 2 CSOURDOUGH STARTER 1CMolasses ¼Cs YEAST 1Tablespoon dry yeast or 1 packetMix, thick…
Chocolate Babka [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 12:26
Chocolate Babka. Easy to make, use Challah dough, fill, cut twist, top, bake and deliciousness awaits. Challah recipe: (two medium sized loaves) 2 1/2 cups of warm water (approximately 100 degrees) 2 packages or one and…
Stollen, the German Christmas loaf [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 12:19
Show Notes: STOLLEN Two loaf yield. I know I said I was Irish in my intro, I’m also half German. My Grandma McCann was German and her Stollen, was delicious. The bread is shaped like how you would wrap a baby in a blanke…