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KITCHEN TABLE No. 8: THE BAKED ISSUE
COMING may 2026We're IN THE ovenLet’s break bread together
Baking is a celebration and a gesture of care. Time and technique and funky yeast can alchemize a handful of flour into a towering, airy delight. If baking isn't magic what is?
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THE DEETSJOIN OUR TEAM AND FEED YOUR MIND; WHERE A COMMUNITY OF ARTISTS AND CHEFS, HOME COOKS AND REVOLUTIONARIES ALL MEET AT THE TABLE.
❋ 120 glorious full-color pagesPrinted on luxurious, environmentally-friendly FSC-certified paper to ensure scuff-resistant quality and give a little bit of shine!
❋ 7.5" x 9.5" Perfect BoundThe same size and look as Issues 5-7, our editions are more than just a magazine—they are the perfect collectors item.
❋ Drool-worthy artFeaturing artists across the globe and right in our backyard. Full-bleed photography and illustrations make it a drool-worthy keepsake.
❋ A Place to gatherThe stories we tell go well beyond the food you have on your plate; learn about local producers, eateries, and distributors on all things BAKED!
How do you draw a baking ecosystem?
Art by Laura Bonanno
Explore the art of baking
Cake by TUM TUM (Tessa Webb), Photo by Erin Teitz
Photo by Katerina Mery
ÊTRE BEURRÉ (FRENCH): "To be buttered."
What are Worldwide Expressions for Getting Buzzed?
Art by Karina Aviananda
Fighting the power, one loaf at a time.Click to join the revolution!
BAKING IS AN ECOSYSTEM
PARTNERING WITH INTENTION. Grand Central Bakery has long been a Pacific Northwest gathering spot where people meet to chat over a seasonal pastry; we are excited to partner with this B-Corp business that is as passionate about food as Kitchen Table, and as equally committed to the people and the places that produce it.
Explore the baking ecosystem created through this partnership below! We hope that you enjoy this Baking Issue with something local and delicious in hand.
The following is a sneak peak—scattered contents to whet the palate, including but not limited to: