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How the Only Wood-Fired Bakery in the U. S. Makes Hundreds of Pastries a Day Smoke Point

How the Only Wood-Fired Bakery in the U. S. Makes Hundreds of Pastries a Day Smoke Point

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At Virginia s Sub Rosa Bakery, sibling bakers Evin and Evrim Dogu mill their own flour and source their ingredients locally. Together, they make many types of croissants, including seasonal variations like the pear and ricotta croissant. Noke: i was in antalya/turkey for 4 month in 2013 and i miss the fresh bread an pastry so much. Nice to see that someone took the knowledge from the elders - i also was working as a baker in germany and there is so much work and passion into it, i love it. but most customers dont want pay more for better food, so its really rare to see a bakery like this. greetings and a happy new year!
Date: 2022-12-29

Comments and reviews: 10


These siblings have an attention to detail and a wisdom in the art of making bread that came through the video, big admiration for them.
I hope your business keeps growing that some day I can smell and taste one of your creations!

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Was getting a Turkish vibe from their goods and then the sister said the family has roots in such a beautiful country! I can t wait to visit the bakery for a taste of a home that I used to know!
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My Grandparents owned and operated their own Bakery in St. Louis in the 50's and 60's but their specialties were Bread, German Pastries, Cookies and Cakes. Those Pear Croissants look amazing.
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I can't cope with how pretentious they are, especially the guy. He comes across as incredibly arrogant.
And what's more, THAT IS NOT A CROISSANT, not even remotely close to one.

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Love their attention to the last details (Amazing) also I understand what it takes because for years I make my own Bread. Thought many Wood Ovens growing in parts USA. Great work!
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5 minutes from me in RVA and after hearing so many great things about the place and never visiting, I'm getting some of those pear croissant tomorrow! Yummy!
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Nothing against these talented pastry chefs. But I wonder what French people think bout this. Give how strict they are then it come to their french pastries.
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Out standing using wholesome natural ingredients and using wood, Thank you for your Artesn work and the respect for integrity of baking.
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Awesome bakery! Very unique! You can also find a similar concept but for in Montreal
Just saying
Cheers from San Diego California

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Wait, the only or one of the only wood-fired bakeries? Make a decision Eater; it's breakfast and that bread looks delicious.
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