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I used a new recipe to bake my first loaf of ciabatta in months. All went
seemingly well and it rose nicely in the oven but when I cut into it there was a single, huge void running along almost the entire upper half of the loaf. What I want, of course, is a nice, open-textured ciabatta, with something like a third to a half of the loaf consisting of pea-to-marble-sized voids evenly disbursed throughout. You know, like what you buy in the store. I've had the same problem once or twice with plain French bread as well. What causes this? |
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