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Has anyone used King Arthur's French-Style Flour for making baguettes?
How was the crumb? I've been trying to make lite and tender baguettes for months now. I've tried all-purpose and bread flour. I just can't seem to get the kind of crumb that I would find in baguettes at a bakery. Might I be expecting too much from my conventional oven? I've tried using poolish, slow-rising the dough in the fridge, etc. Just can't get a lighter texture. Have you noticed any difference between using fresh yeast and instant? |
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