
Starting as a chemist and working in development labs in the food industry, I was always fascinated by reverse engineering formulas and recipes. But it wasn’t until I lived in France in my early twenties that I discovered the pure bliss of a French baguette. There was nothing quite like it, and thus began my search for the perfect baguette.
In French the word "maison" (mā- zōn) means house or home. When my in-laws vacated our downstairs apartment I had room to experiment in my own test kitchen. After many iterations of hydration, flour combinations, bake times, tutorials and finally a new oven, the recipe for my baguette was born. It accommodates for altitude, humidity and temperature for the Utah desert climate. I also continued developing other recipes from my youth that offer a blend of health and pleasure. Sourcing high quality local quality ingredients and incorporating freshly stone ground whole wheat flour makes the food at Maison Jules a truly one of a kind experience.
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