WOW!!
Well, I used my couche, bread flipper and burn prevention gloves for the first time this morning. Oh, WOW! I cannot believe how beautiful the bread is turning out.
I am a bit clumsy with flipping the loaves directly onto the baking stone, and I made the first five loaves a little too long. One of them has a bent tip where it was too long for the baking stone.
The texture is unbelievable! Take a look at these pics.
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Loaves rising in the couche |
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Loaves baking directly on baking stone - no pans anymore! |
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First loaves out of the oven - 10 more to go |
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Look at the crumb, the texture - perfection! |
You have always been so talented at bread baking. Hope the mixers are working and the double oven is still going strong for you.
ReplyDeleteThis stove was a challenge, but I finally know how to tweak it so that I get good bread. I use the small oven for proofing the dough, the large one for baking on the stone. I get such a buzz out of baking bread.
DeleteYou always did. It was fun watching u making it. I haven't made any in a few years. Need to though get out of my slump.
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