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Expert Profile: Robert Connolly

Expertise:  anything pertaining to baking and bakery issues

Experience in the area
19 years self employed,10 years previous baking experiance,3 years food service

Education/Credentials
i year college

Past/Present Clients
nationwide website/shipping of cookies,bakery gift items,ect.
retail location.

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Average Ratings
Prestige Points: 2710
Knowledge   9.80   Best of the best
Clarity of Response   9.72   Best of the best
Timeliness   9.81   Best of the best
Politeness   9.94   Best of the best
Number Of Questions
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0
Max Questions to be Asked
(in 24 Hour period)
5
Total Questions
(since joining AllExperts)
345
Recent Reviews from Users
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User Comments
Thank you for your suggestions. I will try them out and let you know what happens.
(Eleni on 11/08/08)
thanks so much! i will try again 1/3 wheat, 2/3 bread flour. i'm making sourdough now, hope to stop buying bread altogether :-) teresa dellarosa
(TERESA on 10/20/08)
i just want to thank you. it has helped me so far.i went to work did what you said about the temp. adn it work the five batvhes of bread came out perfect
(dexter on 09/30/08)
Thanks
(bebe on 09/23/08)
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Recent Answers from Robert Connolly
2008-11-14  Almond Paste pat,it is possible to get it smooth,i don't use these machines in my work but i have seen them do amazing things,remember you will not get almond paste this way,this comes from the kernels of the apricot...
2008-11-13  Air pocket on top of the bread jen,this could be a case of too much yeast so try cutting down on the yeast a little in combination with some extra mixing to insure proper dispersal of the yeast and no concentrations in the dough,the...
2008-11-06  Scones eleni,lets think about this scientificly,what is pushing one side up as opposed to another,more leavening concentration in one part of the dough,different dough consistancy those are the only things i...
2008-10-29  Corn Flour peter, sorry i do not have anything like this in my cataloge,it may not exhist at all so don't be surprised,you can experiment yourself by adding increasing amounts of corn flour to a basic recepie and...
2008-10-27  banana bread melissa,it could be many things,without spacific details it is hard to pinpoint so i'm going to tell you what i do. i take a regular yellow cake batter and add it to some smashed up bananas with a pinch...
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