Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
What is this?
Less
More

Owned by Henry

Crust & Crumb Academy

1.1k members • Free

#1 Sourdough Community on Skool 🍞 Coaching, not judgment. Sourdough, starter, yeasted, enriched & every bread between. ✅ ProveWorth Certified ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

🌾 From Oven to Market

38 members • Free

🌾Turn your baking into real income. Learn to price right, sell legal, and sell out at farmers markets. For home bakers, no commercial kitchen needed.

Memberships

Panda for Skool: The CRM +

434 members • $36/month

The Flour & Heart Collective

12 members • Free

Greek Food and Language 🍅

265 members • Free

EmpowerEd

22 members • $9/month

Community Launch

14.5k members • Free

Old Me Living

290 members • $5/month

SKOOL OF FOOD WRITING

77 members • $10/month

Skool Launch Lab

393 members • Free

92 contributions to the skool CLASSIFIEDS
The Secret's in the Nutmeg
A member gifted me a USA 13x4x4 Pullman pan last week. Heavy in the hand, the kind that means business before you've even greased it. So this weekend I put it through its paces. Braided cinnamon bread. Rolled the dough thin, brushed it with butter, hit it with my cinnamon filling. Here's my secret. About an eighth of a teaspoon of nutmeg. No more. You're not supposed to taste it, it just works underneath and makes the cinnamon feel deeper. Then a few drops of extract. Vanilla works, but lately I reach for banana. Not enough to name, just enough to make somebody pause mid-bite and wonder what makes this one different. Then the braid, twisted so the layers show themselves, tucked in to rise until it's pillowy and proud. The smell out of the oven is the whole reason people bake. Warm cinnamon, a little caramel off the sugar crust, that soft yeasty pull underneath. My kitchen smelled like a Saturday morning should. This is what we do at Crust & Crumb Academy. Week in and week out. We chase the details most folks skip and teach the little secrets that turn a good loaf into one people remember. Bakers don't come to us for likes. They come to get better. Come bake with us. https://skoo.ly/crust-crumb-academy Henry ⭐🔥 Perfection is not required. Progress is.
The Secret's in the Nutmeg
🌟 Member Spotlight: Candi Brown-McGriff
One of my favorite things about building this community is watching members become teachers. That’s exactly what happened this week. Candi Brown-McGriff shared a post about flour labels and protein percentages that sparked 96 comments in just two days. It wasn’t just a good conversation. It became a learning experience for dozens of bakers. That’s what makes a great community. People don’t just come to ask questions. They come to share what they’ve learned, encourage someone who’s just getting started, and make everyone around them a little better. Bread baking doesn’t have to be a lonely hobby. It can be something you learn together. If you’re looking for a place where people celebrate your first starter, answer your questions without judgment, and turn everyday conversations into real learning, I’d love to invite you to join us. 🥖 Crust & Crumb Academy is the largest bread baking community on Skool, with bakers from around the world helping each other every single day. ProveWorth certified with a perfect five star rating. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Whether you’re baking your very first loaf or your hundredth, there’s a place for you here. 👉 Join us: https://www.skool.com/crust-crumb-academy-7621/about Come bake with us. ~Henry⭐🔥
Freeze your bread and it can spike your blood sugar less. Here’s the science. 🍞
This is one of those facts that sounds made up until you understand what’s happening inside the loaf. When you bake bread, the starches gelatinize. They soften and open up, which is what makes warm bread so easy to digest, and also why it hits your blood sugar fast. But as bread cools, and especially when you freeze it, those starches reorganize and tighten back into a more crystalline structure. That process has a name. Retrogradation. Retrogradation creates resistant starch. And resistant starch does exactly what it sounds like. Your body can’t break it down as easily, so it behaves more like fiber than sugar. Less of it turns into glucose, which means a lower glycemic response than fresh-baked bread. So here’s the move. Bake your bread, let it cool all the way, slice it, and freeze it. When you want a piece, toast it straight from frozen. Same bread you love, a little easier on your blood sugar. This is the kind of thing we get into over at Crust & Crumb Academy. Not just recipes, but the why underneath them, the science that makes you a better baker instead of just a recipe follower. It’s free to join, and there’s a Saturday bake-along every week. https://skoo.ly/crust-crumb-academy Come bake with us. ~Henry⭐️🔥
Freeze your bread and it can spike your blood sugar less. Here’s the science. 🍞
1 like • 4d
@Lisa Vanderveen isn’t that cool?
The thing about baking bread is, nobody's born knowing how.
The thing about baking is, you don't have to be a baker to do it. That loaf in the video is a seeded sourdough. You're watching it get scored, coil folded, and rolled in seeds. It looks like it took years to learn. It didn't. It took someone willing to show up and try, and someone willing to show them how. That second part is what we do. We're not here to sell you anything. We run a kitchen where regular people learn to bake real bread, together. Every week In Crust & Crumb Academy we pick a recipe we prepare you for it all week long. The dough, the shaping, the scoring, all of it. Then Saturday morning we bake it together, bakers from all over the world, same recipe, same morning. Brand new or twenty years in, doesn't matter. You bring the curiosity, we'll bring the rest. Free recipes to get started: https://skoo.ly/s/recipe-pantry Come find us: https://skoo.ly/crust-crumb-academy Come bake with us.
The thing about baking bread is, nobody's born knowing how.
Look at that number! 2,004
2,004 comments/conversations in one thread, in one day for yesterday’s croissant bread bake along. Every week in the Academy we break a new record and this one was truly a milestone. Come see what all the fuses is about in Crust & Crumb Academy. https://skoo.ly/crust-crumb-academy Come bake with us Henry⭐️🔥
Look at that number! 2,004
1 like • 17d
@Faith Adebayo You don’t have to have an oven to come hang with us
1-10 of 92
Henry Hunter
6
1,456points to level up
@henry-hunter-5222
Founder, Baking Great Bread at Home (50K+ members). Cookbook author. Creator of Crust & Crumb Academy.

Active 5m ago
Joined Jan 6, 2026
Powered by