Jun Ibarra
Jun Ibarra joined The Baker's Bulletin after Jun's bread apprenticeship. As The Baker's Bulletin's repair bench editor, Jun Ibarra follows bread claims into their logged results.
Articles by Jun Ibarra
Local Accountant's Quantitative Tightrope Walk: A 74.2°F Balancing Act
The Quantitative Quirk of Dwight Hansen: A Comical Clash of Charts and Sourdough
PM Marks Bulk Fermentation as 'On Critical Path'; Reports 4-Hour Window Schedule Slip Risk Weekly to Household Standup
Three weeks into tracking fermentation milestones in Microsoft Project, Glendale resident Dana Howell has identified the 4-hour bulk window as the single constraint between her household and a publishable crumb structure — and she has the Gantt chart to prove it.
Statistician Requires N=47 Loaves for Crumb Porosity P-Value; Dataset Currently Yields Inconclusive 0.0847 Significance
Callum Dresdner, former clinical trial biostatistician, has baked 31 loaves toward a predetermined sample size of 47, at which point he expects to confirm — or formally fail to confirm — that 82 percent hydration produces measurably more open crumb than 80 percent. His current p-value is 0.0847. His daughter is now a co-investigator.
Analytical Chemist Measures Hydration to 0.002% Precision; Declares 85.00% and 85.02% Hydration 'Chemically Distinct Doughs'
Dr. Miriam Kowalski's Standard Operating Procedure WK-SD-007 (Rev. 3) formally classifies 85.000% and 85.002% as distinct chemical systems, each with its own bulk fermentation window, corrective action protocol, and open root cause investigation.
Child Accidentally Summons Great British Bake Off Judge by Perfectly Pronouncing Frangipane
The ritualconducted during an elementary school spelling beeopened a floury portal and triggered a firm but kind critique of her tart's soggy bottom.
Foraged Focaccia Movement Under Fire After Dozens Poisoned by Decorative Weeds
Instagram bakers are being urged to please stop picking things off the ground after a surge in botanical bakes featuring questionably sourced greenery.
Man Attempts to Bake His Way Out of Jury Duty, Accidentally Wins County Fair
Citing a family yeast emergency, the defendant delivered a 12-layer laminated appeal so technically flawless it bypassed legal review and won Best in Show.