RAZAVA BREAD CO.

All about the Bread

We bake sourdough bread in St. Paul and write probably too many words about it. The dark crust, the long fermentation, the flour, the loaves — what goes into each one, how to eat it, and why the crust looks like that.

Wheat filigree
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Techniques

Why We Put So Much Water in Our Bread

It would be easier to bake with less water. We don't, for the same reason we don't ferment faster or bake shorter: because we think the end result is worth it.
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Bread 101

Razava Bagel

Born in New York. Made in Saint Paul. A high-hydration sourdough bagel, long fermented, dark baked, and entirely our own.
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Bread 101

Challah

A celebratory loaf for the end of the week. We bake ours darker than you're used to, on purpose.
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Techniques

Why Everything We Bake Is Sourdough

Real sourdough is a process, not a product. And the key to the process is time.
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Techniques

Why We Bake Dark

Bread is grain put through fermentation and fire. We believe it should taste like it.
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Bread 101

Porridge Bread

Grain on Grain. Bread with more bread.
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Bread 101

San Francisco

The loaf that started a movement.
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Bread 101

Razava House Loaf

The bread it's all built on.
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Bread 101

Pane Francese

It's a ciabatta, but longer and better and a bit french.
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Bread 101

Buckwheat Pitas

PILLOWY, PERFECTLY CHARRED, AND READY TO HOLD IT ALL
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Bread 101

Baguette de Tradition

PAINSTAKING TO PRODUCE. EASY TO FINISH
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Bread 101

Jerusalem Bagels

CHEWY, SESAME-SMOTHERED, AND IRRESISTIBLE
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Bread 101

Miche

THE SOURDOUGH LOVER’S SOURDOUGH — HEARTY, WHOLE GRAIN, AND HIGHLY CRAVEABLE
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Bread 101

Pain de Mie

EVERYDAY BREAD, THE WAY IT SHOULD BE
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Bread 101

DRAFT - How to store, freeze, and refresh your sourdough

You've just purchased a loaf of Razava sourdough. Here’s how to treat it right.