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Default Need help with breadstick dough!


"KingOfGlop" > wrote in message
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> The best breadstcks I've made are stretched to length after proofing
> then baked immediately.
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> I use Carol Field's recipe from "The Italian Baker".
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> Love
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> John
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Would love to try that, just do not have the book and no intention of
acquiring it. Can you give us a clue?




 
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