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On Mon, 16 Aug 2004, jason molinari wrote:
> Kenneth > wrote in message >. .. > > Each of those cools the oven significantly... It takes an incredible > > amount of energy to change water to steam. If that happens inside the > > oven, it just takes heat energy that you want to go into the bread. To > > get the benefits of steam, it must be generated outside the oven, and > > conveyed into the oven. That is (usually) easy to do. Just let me know > > if you would like to know more about the method... > > > > All the best, > > Hey Ken, i would like to hear how to steamify the oven externally. Is > steam generation definitely my thin-crust problem? > > thanks > jason Unles it' sin a FAQ somewhere I missed it, I'd also like ot see it, and it would probably bee good to re-post it here, for the other newcomers. Thanks! Dave |
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