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Slow Dough, Real Bread

By Chris J L Young

Published 2016

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This is the point at which two or more edges of the dough meet. Typically, you will need to seal them together well by applying pressure, and in some cases use something like water, milk or egg as an adhesive, so that the join doesn’t come apart during proving or baking. Most of the recipes in this book also instruct you to bake loaves seam-side down to keep this untidy bit out of sight.

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