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Tartine

Chad Robertson of Tartine in San Francisco has inspired bakers all over the country. He and his wife Elizabeth Prueitt co-own Tartine and Bar Tartine in San Francisco. Chad’s latest book is Tartine Book No. 3 : Modern Ancient Classic Whole. Find a recipe for his Rene’s Rye Bread from his new book on our blog .

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By Evan Kleiman • Aug 8, 2014 • 1 min read

Chad Robertson of Tartine in San Francisco has inspired bakers all over the country. He and his wife Elizabeth Prueitt co-own Tartine and Bar Tartine in San Francisco. Chad’s latest book is Tartine Book No. 3: Modern Ancient Classic Whole.

Find a recipe for his Rene’s Rye Bread from his new book on our blog.

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