HIGHER REACHES: How the history of bread in France is ‘the story of people’ [April 20, 2021]
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1. Bakers who are only accustomed to using commercial yeast might be pleasantly surprised when they learn about wild yeasts.
2. viennoiseries
3. The breads in the book are eaten at/as part of celebrations, rather than every day.
4. D
5. The use of eggs instead of water in brioche shows Paris’ wealth while the absence of eggs/butter in pompe d’huile shows that Provence was historically poorer.
6. B
7. (i) F
(ii) F
(iii) T
(iv) NG
8. (i) c
(ii) a
(iii) b
9. B
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