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Hi all. I am a bit of a bread baking novice. I've baked a few loaves
over the past few weeks - generally following the recipes on the flour packet. Although the loafs I am producing are tasty and have risen the appropriate amount in the tin (i.e. the dough has doubled in size) they are much denser than loaves one might buy at the bakers. The 2lb loaf tins I have produce loaves that are similar in size to the small loaves from the supermarket. I baked a white loaf the other day using one of my 2lb loaf tins - the dough doubled in size but this meant it kind of spilled over the edges of the tin and while delicious - it looks a bit odd. But it is still quite dense in texture. Any advice on how a properly baked wholemeal or white loaf should look/ feel and what texture one should expect - would be greatly appreciated. |
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