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![]() "Dave Bell" > wrote in message rea.net... > On Wed, 7 Jul 2004, Charles Baker wrote: > > > one last thing i forgot, once you have punch the dough, here is where you > > can tightly shape it, but again be sure not to overwork it, then proof it > > while shaped. > > Thanks, Charles! Your first reply crossed my reading your other notes. > So, it's not a matter of working the dough longer, to toughen the gluten, > but shorter, to avoid overworking it. I have found it to require less > water, as you said. I'll try again! > > Dave There is a recipe for spelt bread in "The Bread Book" by Linda Collister & Anthony Blake, an excellent book. The method used produces about as holey a bread as this flour will make. HTH Graham |
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