‘Bake From Scratch’ Magazine Features Island
Bake From Scratch is a seasonal publication dedicated to discovering the world’s best bakeries, movers and shakers in today’s baking culture, products that should be in every baker’s pantry, new cookbooks, and more.
For the magazine’s upcoming May/June issue, the editors put the spotlight on Bermuda’s thriving bakeries and unique baking scene in a multi-page editorial feature.
The Bermuda Tourism Authority hosted Bake from Scratch Editor-in-Chief Brian Hart Hoffman, writer Sophia Jones and photographer Stephanie Welbourne Steele for an end-to end island tour that showcased Bermuda’s must-visit bakeries.
Pitching story angles and assisting visiting journalists is just one of the many ways the Bermuda Tourism Authority team works with on-island partners to share Bermuda’s many stories.
“Bermuda is a kaleidoscope of color and life, and its baking culture is no exception,” Ms. Jones wrote. “While you may be drawn to this island for the gleaming waters and vibrant vistas, you’ll leave blown away by the baked goods. Sink your teeth into a warm slice of rich gingerbread, a cheesy scone made with sweet Bermuda onion, or a Bermudian fish sandwich piled high with fried fish, tomato, lettuce, and tartar sauce on raisin bread. To fully experience Bermuda, you have to taste it.”
Bermuda bakeries and restaurants highlighted in Bake from Scratch included:
- Sweet Saak Bakery
- Bouquet Garni Gourmet Foods
- Salty Lime Café
- Café Acoreano
- Glaze Bakery-Café
- Sweet & Kind Bakery and Victoire Cafe
- Crow Lane Bakery
- The Pie Factory
- The Supermart
- D’Angelini’s Café
- Tuck Shop Desserts & General Store
- The Bridge Trading Post
- De Island Shack
- Bermuda Rum Company
Additionally, the feature included an in-depth look at “Breaking Bread the Bermy Way,” which highlighted “the enriched doughs and rum-laced batters that fuel the island’s eclectic bread scene.” With recipes for gingerbread, raisin bread and Johnny bread, the article showcased Bermuda’s deep baked-from-scratch traditions – and encouraged readers to try bake their own Bermuda bread at home.
“As I pack my bags at the end of another amazing experience out here, I am blown away by how fabulous this place is and just keeps getting better,” Mr. Hart Hoffman said.
The May/June issue of the Bake From Scratch Bermuda coverage follows below [PDF here]
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What about Sweet P in St. George’s? She offers tea in The Perfume Factory Garden Wednesdays and Saturdays afternoons. Very special and magical place. Not only can you enjoy tea, but you can see the perfume factory in action. Paula Hayward also does beautiful wedding and other speciality cakes.
Awesome coverage! I’m hungry now