05 October 2026
· Search
THE UNIVERSAL GASTRONOMY AUTHORITY
World Kitchen Journal

All Stories · 60

27 September 2026


Earlier days
01

Light Deli Rye Bread

I love rye and almost always blend a little bit into my country bread formulas. I find that it improves the flavor by adding some earthy spiciness, it improves the texture by making it a little more tender, and it improves the fermentation because the yeast and bacteria feed voraciously on it. I also love dark, whole-grain rye recipes, although those tend to require some different handling than wh

The Kitchen · United States
02

Kernza Sourdough Bread Recipe

When baking sourdough bread, bakers often become hyper-focused solely on the bread-making process, overlooking the provenance of the flour we’re working with. And as bakers, we actually come in pretty late in the game when considering the journey from seed to loaf. It’s a relatively small part to play compared to the researchers and breeders making grain available; the farmers cultivating their la

The Kitchen · United States
03

Tangy Lemon Poppyseed Loaf

Lemon poppyseed is one of those combinations we bakers never seem to tire of. Muffin or loaf; glazed or not, it’s a classic flavor profile that need not be improved upon. But could one challenge the classic just a smidge and make sourdough starter discard lemon poppyseed loaf? (Whew, a mouthful of a recipe name!) As is the case with most bakes that include flour and liquid, the answer is a resound

The Kitchen · United States
04

Sourdough Blueberry Muffins

This is a quick and easy recipe that makes for a really tasty weekend treat. These sweet (but not too sweet) sourdough blueberry muffins call for some of your daily sourdough starter discard to be mixed into the dough for added flavor. Because the recipe doesn’t rely on leavening power from the starter (just the wonderful flavor), you can use sourdough discard from that day’s refreshment, or you c

The Kitchen · United States
01

Japanese Milk Bread Recipe

Japanese Milk Bread also known as Japan's Hokkaido milk bread, Shokupan is a feather light, Soft and fluffy milk bread which is buttery and soft at the same time. This bread makes the prefect sandwich or toast. This special milk bread is made using tangzhong which is what give it their light and fluffy character. Also I use one secret ingredient which gives the bread super soft texture.

The Kitchen · Japan
02

Apple and pear cake for those with intolerances, just so I don't make mistakes and everyone can eat it

This lactose- and gluten-free apple and pear cake is suitable for everyone. What do you say? Would you like to try it too?

The Kitchen · Italy
03

Bleached Vs Unbleached Flour: What's The Difference When Baking Cake?

Flour is flour, right? Not so fast. The flour you use can make the difference between a delectable cake and an utter disaster. Not every recipe requires using cake flour. Many times, all-purpose flour can be used. Still, the right type needs to be selected. Even something as innocuous as whether the flour is bleached or unbleached can affect the outcome.

The Kitchen · United States
04

The Best Restaurants for Over-the-Top Tomahawk Steaks

Las Vegas recently said goodbye to Nusr-et and Salt Bae’s famous tomahawk experience. However, not all hope is lost on the carnivore front, as the city boasts an impressive roster of big and bad beef cuts. While showmanship is part of the ordering fun, tomahawks have earned celebrity status due to their creativity and taste. These Las Vegas restaurants take the tomahawk to new heights — some quite

The Table · United States
← NewerMore stories →