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Fred
 
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Default Artisanal crumb

I'm still trying to reproduce the large-hole artisanal crumb I see in some
breads. Truthfully, I don't care for it but I want to know how to do it.
I've tried baking right after fermentation, I've undermixed and overmixed
and underproofed and overproofed, I've even tried wet doughs (65% liquid at
any rate.) I get my small, uniform and lovely crumb every time. What have
I not done? Or what have I done wrong? Thanks.

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