How Six Months at the Market Made Asheville Feel Like Home
We moved to Asheville not knowing anyone. Six months of running a bakery at the farmers market changed the way we connect with this city.
German baking traditions, Asheville food culture, and stories from our micro bakery.
We moved to Asheville not knowing anyone. Six months of running a bakery at the farmers market changed the way we connect with this city.
A farmers market bakery built an open-source Python library for production planning and recipe costing. Here is a quick look at wright and why we released it.
Need a whole German Cheesecake for a birthday or a tray of Spinach Tartlets for a party? We take custom orders by email or at the market, and we can deliver in the greater Asheville area.
When a single market day means baking across five or six different recipes, the grocery list gets complicated fast. Here's how we built a system that turns a free-text bake plan into an organized shopping list in a matter of moments.
A year ago we walked through the North Asheville Farmers Market as visitors, wondering if this could be our home. We had no idea we'd leave with the seed of a business.
In Germany, pudding powder and vanilla sugar are pantry staples, the kind every Oma makes herself. When I moved to the US and read the ingredient lists on the American versions, I knew we'd have to make our own.
My wife Mary sent me to a German grocery store for quark. I had no idea what I was looking for. Now it's the reason our cheesecake is different from every other bakery in Asheville.