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Hi - do any experts have some guidelines on judging why bread didn't
work out. I make bread & scones and sometimes they are perfect, sometimes too brittle, sometimes to chewy/doughy, sometimes too dense. I'm trying to figure out what went wrong and am looking for guidelines such as: if too brittle then you didn't add enough xxx ? if too dense then you added too much xxx ? if too doughy then you added too much/little xxx? etc... Is it possible to answer these questions or is this too simplistic an approach ? Thanks, Kevin. |
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