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"Her Subj." > wrote: > I like my ciabatta with huge holes in it so I can embed pesto and such > in the nooks and crannies, but it sounds like your problem is a dough > that's too wet. Are you saying that if the dough is too wet the air actually rises through the dough and collects at the top of the loaf? -- Mary Beth Orientation::Quilter http://www.quiltr.com http://www.fruitcakesociety.org http://homepage.mac.com/mbgoodman/bread05/ |
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