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![]() "matt s" > wrote in message=20 om... > After quite a bit of reading around, I have yet to find a full > explanation of why so many sourdough recipes do not call for degassing > the initial bulk fermented dough and allowing a second rise, before > dividing and shaping (as is typical for direct, commercially yeasted > methods)? There was some discussion of this in the thread: Rising?? For instance, see my post: which may still be on your server. Otherwise, you can do the trick <news:> --> = <http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3D> -- DickA |
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