Veteran Baba-a-Louis baker lands at Heritage Deli
Shawn Cunningham | Feb 13, 2018 | Comments 4
By Shawn Cunningham
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After 37 years with Baba-A-Louis Bakery, which recently closed, Lockerby found a new home at the Heritage Deli & Bakery, 642 Rt. 103 S., where she will be making breads, croissants and other pastries.
Heritage owner Michele Wilcox said she felt lucky to have Lockerby on board. “She’s such a nice person, she fit right in almost instantly.”
Says Lockerby smiling, “I was in the kitchen here a few years back and Michele had a pink mixer, and I love pink. It was such a nice, comfortable place, I thought if I wasn’t working for the Baba-A-Louis I’d like to work here.”
On a recent morning, Lockerby was making baguettes and bread bowls as she worked at adapting to a different oven and a smaller space.
Wilcox noted that she was rethinking the space to make room for a larger mixer and a sheeter, which rolls out dough. In the meantime, Lockerby is starting out with smaller batches than the 24 pounds of dough she’s used to.
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Great news!
This sure sounds like a win-win-win scenario. Great news for all!
Nancy is my sister.
I loved the bread now once again I can have good bread.
That’s great congratulations! Awesome addition Michele.