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Fri, Mar 30, 07 at 11:34
| A friend of a friend sent me a recipe for quickie pizza dough for teenagers. Make some yeast dough that sits in a ziplock bag in the fridge for a week or so. Rip off a chunk now and then to make a pizza. It worked GREAT!
I was having such great luck, I thought I would tear off a big chunk and toss it into a bread pan and make a loaf of bread. It turned out pretty good. Kinda bland. I was thinking that this might be a good source for sandwich bread for my son's lunches (to take to school). But the crust seems a bit tough and the bread seems a bit crumbly. So here is the big question. How might I tinker with the recipe a bit to have a softer crust and a .... less crumbly center? Help!? |
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| Go to the cooking forum, there's plenty of bread making chat going on in there and provide the recipe you're using currently so the folks can give you some tips. |
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