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I'm experiencing a seeds-falling-off-bread problem.
I baked about five loaves yesterday and experimented with some sesame and sunflower seed topping. After the bake, most of the seeds seem to fall off. They taste fine, particularly the nutty toasted flavour of the sunflower seeds. I kneaded, then left to prove. Then knocked it back. Split the dough into loaf sizes, shaped for the tins, pressed the dough into some seeds and left prove again. After the second rise, I brushed with salted water, and baked. So how can I get the seeds to stick to the bread a little better ? Should I be glazing with something else, like egg/milk/sugar ? Darren |
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