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Even a professional chef like Nancy Silverton had to learn about high altitude baking the hard way. In this video, she explains the four important lessons that she learned from her first time at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen.
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00:00I had no idea what high-altitude baking was so I spent the day making this brioche and putting it
00:06in the oven and and again 500 it was going to be for that night and I look in the
00:12glass window of
00:13the oven and there my brioche was just spilling out of the sheet pan all over to the you know
00:20the
00:21oven and so a number one I realized that everything I heard about high-altitude baking was true the
00:29second thing I learned was I will never come up to high-altitude and bake again because mistakes
00:37are great but you should never make them twice but the third thing that I learned and this is
00:42something and I've carried throughout my baking cooking career and something that I think is
00:49really important is that as long as you start out with great ingredients whatever you make no matter
00:56what it looks like it's still going to taste delicious and the fourth thing I learned is
01:04powder sugar is the best thing to cover of the state write it down
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