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![]() badgerman wrote: > I dont seem to be able to create interesting crust features like ears > on the bread I bake. I love how this looks in the artisanal bread I > buy, and I want to recreate it at home. Can someone tell me how? Ears? |
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Ears, I read that somewhere. Let's say you've got a boule loaf and you
score it across the top in such a way that one side of the score sorta peels back when baked, One bread baker told me that to get that effect, you score the top at a 45 degree angle rather than 90 degrees as you would for French bread, and I can see how that might work. But it doesn't work for me. I wonder whether these fancy crust features aren't possible in a home oven like mine. More likely, I'm doing something wrong! Maybe I don't get enough surface tension, or maybe the bread needs a good misting to get more oven spring, or what? |
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