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Hi Folks,
I'm currently making my bread in one session : viz. mix ingredients, knead, prove dough as one bulk, knock it back, split dough into baking tins, prove again, bake, (eat ![]() I'd like to mix the ingredients and knead it late at night, and then allow to prove, but bake it off in the morning. I'm not sure how I should organise this change. I've read that over-proving will affect the bread taste/texture. Any help from the experienced bakers appreciated. Thanks. d |
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