Not exact matches
After two very careful attempts, adjusting the water, and carefully
weighing the
ingredients, I don't know if it's worth trying in a french
bread pan?
I recommend that you be sure you are measuring all of the
ingredients by weight, not by volume, including your water (see
Bread FAQ # 21 for instructions on how to
weigh water — the other
Bread FAQs only apply to my new
bread recipes, but the water
weighing instructions are universal).
Generally, I've been making sourdough
bread by
weighing my
ingredients, but that wasn't an option this time.
There are a few important points you should always keep in mind when making this
bread:
weigh the dry
ingredients (cup measurements are not precise enough), make sure you use psyllium husk powder (whole husks won't work), be quick when mixing the wet and dry
ingredients together and don't over-process the dough (or it will become clumpy and rubbery).
I adore these miniature
breads so much that I am
weighing ingredients to make them tomorrow.
While
weighing out the nutritional panel,
ingredients, as well as the flavor and texture of the
bread, Julian is perhaps at the top of the low carb game.
HIGHLIGHTS • Well - versed in the use of fondant and buttercream to provide a clean and smooth finish to cakes and cupcakes • Highly skilled in baking items such as cakes, macaroons,
breads, cookies and pastry • Adept at aptly measuring and
weighing ingredients such as flour to prepare batters, doughs and fillings • Competent in rolling, kneading, cutting and shaping dough and fondant to form sweet rolls, pie crusts, cake coverings and tarts