The Easiest Actually Good Baguette You Can Make at Home
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A home baker demonstrates a step-by-step process for making French baguettes at home without special baking equipment, using an autolyse method, dough folding, and a baking sheet with a roasting pan cover for steam.
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Answers: How do you make french baguettes at home without special baking equipment?
- french baguette recipe
- autolyse dough technique
- bread shaping methods
- home baking steam setup
Ingredients
- 225 g warm water
- 350 g bread flour
- 10 g salt
- 8 g instant yeast
- 30 g warm water
- panspray
- olive oil
- ham
- butter
What it concludes
- Combining flour and water without yeast or salt and letting it hydrate is called autolyse, which makes dough easier to stretch.
- Putting salt on top of the dough helps dissolve it so it mixes more easily into the fully hydrated dough later.
- Stretching and layering the dough replaces the mechanical force of a mixer and develops gluten more gently.
- Using a foil pan inverted over a sheet tray traps steam during baking to create a shiny, crackly, thin crust.
- Scoring baguettes with shallow slices every 1.5 inches allows proper expansion during baking.
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