A Professional Baker teaches how to make Ciabatta at home.

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Published 2020-04-17
Learn from a professional baker on how to make the very best ciabatta at home.
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All Comments (21)
  • @who7056
    You are awesome. ❤ Great teacher. 🍎 Thank you for the instructions and NO unnecessary repetitive music. We don’t need it. I still cannot understand why so many videos include that sort of thing. It’s very relaxing to watch you and simply listen to your voice and the normal sounds in a kitchen. Are you going to be making any other videos?
  • @Brigitteization
    I followed your instructions and the bread turned out exactly like in your video. Ok, well, maybe slightly misshaped but everything else was perfect. Thank you again!!
  • @Brigitteization
    Look at those beautiful loafs! Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge!
  • @Pete-xm4qs
    Excellent video and instructions, results were amazing. Thank you
  • Thanks, interesting method. Amazing how everybody makes ciabatta differently.
  • @txag007
    This was awesome! Really made it look a lot easier than all the information floating around out there. I can't wait to try this in the near future!
  • @kenichicello86
    Watching you make bread helps me slow down. Thank you Mr Calm baker San
  • @Cchogan
    Really good video, and very helpful! Thank you. I will now stuff myself with ciabatta.
  • @frez777
    One of the best instructors out there
  • Thank you for sharing your knowledge and time in making these videos/tutorials.  I am happy to have found your channel. I have watched all the videos in your series and enjoyed every one of them. I started watching the videos about 2 years ago and learnt a lot. I had never baked a sourdough loaf before watching your videos. I keep coming back to watch the videos of my favourite breads, which are the Francese, Pain de Campagne, Ciabatta and Baguette loaves. I have, however, made most of the breads and mostly 2-3 loaves at a time (and the family really enjoy it). I didn’t find it difficult to scale down the recipes. One thing I wouldh’ve loved is to see the structure of the loaves once cut. Do you plan on making more videos?
  • @mannyfilmsinc
    great video! what size /model is that mixer? big bowl!
  • These professional instructional videos are the best I have seen yet. I just checked out the link and look forward to the lessons.
  • @TGTree
    This video, although posted 2 years ago (stated in my youtubeherein) gives such good instruction, DIRECT to the point, no babble precision. So thanks for this, mostly. I hope many others will appreciate this particular teacher. (P.S. some commented on how they used more - or- less flour, but keep in mind the dough is sensitive, alive and will take in the surrounding conditions of kitchen temperatures and air humidity or dryness.) Beautifully done video. Thankyou