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I've recently started venturing into yeast breads after having become
fairly competent with cakes, cookins, and quickbreads. I'm having trouble getting a secondary rise (the initial rise has been gangbusters every time so far). I'm using bread flour and Fleichmann's dry yeast. I don't know if I'm kneading too long (about 10 min), not long enough, whether I should proof the yeast, use AP flour, or what. The end results taste just great, but have a texture more like quickbread, as opposed to that nice cellular, chewy structure I'm after. Any advice is appreciated. Rick |
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