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Frances From Leeds
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I baked a sourdough loaf on Sunday the results were superb. The loaf was well risen golden in crust and tasted sublime. Thank you, yet again you have come up with a grat product. I look forward to many happy baking days. Frances
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Posted 14 years ago
Frances From Leeds
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I baked a sourdough loaf on Sunday the results were superb. The loaf was well risen golden in crust and tasted sublime. Thank you, yet again you have come up with a grat product. I look forward to many happy baking days. Frances
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Posted 14 years ago
Frances From Leeds
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I baked a sourdough loaf on Sunday the results were superb. The loaf was well risen golden in crust and tasted sublime. Thank you, yet again you have come up with a grat product. I look forward to many happy baking days. Frances
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Posted 14 years ago
I baked a sourdough loaf on Sunday the results were superb. The loaf was well risen golden in crust and tasted sublime. Thank you, yet again you have come up with a grat product. I look forward to many happy baking days. Frances
Helpful Report
Posted 14 years ago
Brian From Bracknell
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In the few months I have been baking sourdough loaves I have tried all the usual techniques for getting and keeping steam in the oven, with a high pressure misting spray having the most, but still limited, effect... until I got my La Cloche. In the three days I've had the dome it has produced four stunning looking loaves out of four with massive oven spring, beautifully controlled bursting crusts, huge open blooms and crispy, crusty ears. Every one of those effects was far more developed and better controlled than I had ever seen in my bread before the cloche arrived. In addition, there is no more darting out to the kitchen every two minutes to spray the oven etc. - just put the cloche in, wait 40 minutes, take off the cover and wait another 10 - and it smoothes out the temperature swings that frequently occur in domestic ovens. If you have room to store one then it is the simplest way to make the biggest jump towards professional quality bread. Outstanding!
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Posted 14 years ago
Brian From Bracknell
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In the few months I have been baking sourdough loaves I have tried all the usual techniques for getting and keeping steam in the oven, with a high pressure misting spray having the most, but still limited, effect... until I got my La Cloche. In the three days I've had the dome it has produced four stunning looking loaves out of four with massive oven spring, beautifully controlled bursting crusts, huge open blooms and crispy, crusty ears. Every one of those effects was far more developed and better controlled than I had ever seen in my bread before the cloche arrived. In addition, there is no more darting out to the kitchen every two minutes to spray the oven etc. - just put the cloche in, wait 40 minutes, take off the cover and wait another 10 - and it smoothes out the temperature swings that frequently occur in domestic ovens. If you have room to store one then it is the simplest way to make the biggest jump towards professional quality bread. Outstanding!
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Posted 14 years ago
Brian From Bracknell
Unverified Reviewer
In the few months I have been baking sourdough loaves I have tried all the usual techniques for getting and keeping steam in the oven, with a high pressure misting spray having the most, but still limited, effect... until I got my La Cloche. In the three days I've had the dome it has produced four stunning looking loaves out of four with massive oven spring, beautifully controlled bursting crusts, huge open blooms and crispy, crusty ears. Every one of those effects was far more developed and better controlled than I had ever seen in my bread before the cloche arrived. In addition, there is no more darting out to the kitchen every two minutes to spray the oven etc. - just put the cloche in, wait 40 minutes, take off the cover and wait another 10 - and it smoothes out the temperature swings that frequently occur in domestic ovens. If you have room to store one then it is the simplest way to make the biggest jump towards professional quality bread. Outstanding!
Helpful Report
Posted 14 years ago
In the few months I have been baking sourdough loaves I have tried all the usual techniques for getting and keeping steam in the oven, with a high pressure misting spray having the most, but still limited, effect... until I got my La Cloche. In the three days I've had the dome it has produced four stunning looking loaves out of four with massive oven spring, beautifully controlled bursting crusts, huge open blooms and crispy, crusty ears. Every one of those effects was far more developed and better controlled than I had ever seen in my bread before the cloche arrived. In addition, there is no more darting out to the kitchen every two minutes to spray the oven etc. - just put the cloche in, wait 40 minutes, take off the cover and wait another 10 - and it smoothes out the temperature swings that frequently occur in domestic ovens. If you have room to store one then it is the simplest way to make the biggest jump towards professional quality bread. Outstanding!
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Posted 15 years ago