I share my failures so that you may learn from them:
Yes. There is parchment stuck in it. I know.
I've been turning out nice symmetrical, loaf-shaped loaves for a few months now, and then this^^^happens.
What went wrong? I left it rising for too long. Totally forgot about it all day long. It looked nice and tall, though, and I thought 'No harm done! I can just stick this in the oven!" and so I did; and the instant it went in it must have started to deflate.
What I should have done:
1.PAID ATTENTION TO THE TIME
2. Barring that, given the dough another quick kneading and let it rise in the pan again - then baked it.
Now here is a tall loaf done correctly, all smiling and happy in the oven.
...so you see, I am capable of doing it right.
Ignore the dirty oven. IGNORE IT.
I'll say it again: making bread is about feel. Accept the learning process and aim toward GREATNESS!!
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I look forward to the bread-and-butter pudding with custard! Jx
ReplyDeleteOh now I have to try that. That looks INSANE!
DeleteBread, eh? OK, healthier than the chocolate chip cookies, brownies, and flan I've been making, sweetpea! xoxo (BTW, do you still have the same email address?)
ReplyDeleteI do have the same email address! Are you baking your way up to Christmas? Sounds like it. Ship me some of your 'special' brownies.
DeleteWait a minute! I thought those special brownies were only available in Amsterdam? WTF !!!
DeleteOh - I was going to say it should have been kneaded again before putting in the oven!! Wow, I learnt something from my mum's bread making after all!!
ReplyDeleteI haven't baked anything in years [other than veg] but this week I might be attempting Custard Logs!
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This stuff? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78vRLGIuSuU
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