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The were very good!Looks good!
Hmmm, where are the instructions for that? Since I didn't put the bread in a covered "vessel" yesterday I just used the instructions for the bread I made the first time - 425° for 40ish minutes though I used my thermometer to check internal temp this time as Ron mentioned. Maybe I need to find a recipe that expects the dough to be put in an open pan.BTW, glass conducts heat differently than metal. You need to adjust time and temp for glass.
You might try goat milk, besides being naturally homogenized it has less lactose than cow milk.The big drive behind wanting to do this is that I am slightly lactose intolerant.
Good idea and I would be glad to, but never seen it in stores here.You might try goat milk, besides being naturally homogenized it has less lactose than cow milk.
I've only seen it at the health food store, I buy the maple goat milk kefir (though I don't have a lactose issue).Good idea and I would be glad to, but never seen it in stores here.
According to King Arthur Flour's web site, you should lower the temp by 25 degrees F and bake for 10 min longer.Hmmm, where are the instructions for that? Since I didn't put the bread in a covered "vessel" yesterday I just used the instructions for the bread I made the first time - 425° for 40ish minutes though I used my thermometer to check internal temp this time as Ron mentioned. Maybe I need to find a recipe that expects the dough to be put in an open pan.
You might try goat milk, besides being naturally homogenized it has less lactose than cow milk.
Oh and I had another question: Our oven has true convection, has anyone used that to make bread? And if so did you let the oven drop the temp by 25°F or bake at the specified temp? I used regular "Bake" for the bread I've made so far, figured I'd best try to stick to the recipes until I have half a clue what I'm doing.
A loaf of Pullman Bread fresh from the oven. Bought the pan a while ago, and finally got around to using it.
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