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KITCHEN LOAFER
My no-sweat romp through machine-built bread
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Softly, softly
I am finding that if I keep my fresh-baked loaves out overnight - cooling on a cake rack - the crust is quite soft in the morning.
They become a lot like commercial breads in that sense.
My next trick will be to try chilling and freezing some of my recipes.
Stay tuned!
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Pete Heininger
I have always been curious, wanting to know how things tick. Now - more than ever - I am curious about things that will help us build a more sustainable world. And bake great loaves of bread.
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