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Default Yeast vs. chlorine question

Sheldon > wrote in
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> On Jul 5, 10:57�am, "Ms P" > wrote:
>> "Cuthbert Thistlethwaite" > wrote in message
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>> > Thanks for the info.

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>> > That was an off-hand remark by Alton Brown I wanted to clarify.

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>> > That being said, I still want my "artisan bread" loaves to rise a
>> > littl

> e
>> > more than they do, and am trying to figure out some possible
>> > variables.

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>> Save the water you boil potatoes in and use that in your bread.

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> Pasta water the same... providing there's not an overage of salt.
>


Or make tea the night before, with extra water in the kettle, and use
that pre-boiled water. Water outgases as it gets warm...boiled water has
only the gases availible to it in your kitchen air as it cools to absorb.

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