The Modern Bread Baker Giving the Newest Methods of Making Bread By Hand And
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Each. When proved, a flat piece of sheet iron or a flat scraper is used to cut the dough across the middle of the longest part of the loaf; press the scraper or cutter down through the dough, touching the bottom of the tin. As soon after cutting as possible put the loaves into the oven so that the cut just made may not join up again ; the loaf will then leave the oven with a nice incision in the centre. This class, when properly got up, looks well. One penny more per 4lb. Loaf is charged than f...or the ordinary fine loaf. It is well worth it.
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Use the dough as for sandwich loaves, proceeding in the same way. Weigh off at Iflb. For threepence, or 3lbs. For sixpence ; prove, and bake in a sharp oven. The tins used must be square, and fitted in size to the above weights. An ordinary 64 THE MODERN PRACTICAL BBEAD BAKER.
21b. Or 41b. Tin will not do. The operator should bear in mind that Hungarian flour, prepared according to my instructions, will take a higher bloom and appear more " topy, " as our technical friends phrase it, if baked in an oven of the same temperature as is used for ordinary bread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each. When proved, a flat piece of sheet iron or a flat scraper is used to cut the dough across the middle of the longest part of the loaf; press the scraper or cutter down through the dough, touching the bottom of the tin. As soon after cutting as possible put the loaves into the oven so that the cut just made may not join up again ; the loaf will then leave the oven with a nice incision in the centre. This class, when properly got up, looks well. One penny more per 4lb. Loaf is charged than f...or the ordinary fine loaf. It is well worth it.
BOX BOLLS.
Use the dough as for sandwich loaves, proceeding in the same way. Weigh off at Iflb. For threepence, or 3lbs. For sixpence ; prove, and bake in a sharp oven. The tins used must be square, and fitted in size to the above weights. An ordinary 64 THE MODERN PRACTICAL BBEAD BAKER.
21b. Or 41b. Tin will not do. The operator should bear in mind that Hungarian flour, prepared according to my instructions, will take a higher bloom and appear more " topy, " as our technical friends phrase it, if baked in an oven of the same temperature as is used for ordinary bread.
What to read after The Modern Bread Baker Giving the Newest Methods of Making Bread By Hand And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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