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under=no indent, over=no spring back

get the best bread by putting it in the oven at the right time when poked dough that’s ready will spring back slowly but leave a small indent after baking under proofed will be misshapen and dense correctly will rise perfectly and over will deflate

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  1. How do you get bread that's dense like a neutron star, but not burnt? I want bread that can withstand having cold butter spread on it.

  2. I'm pretty sure that overproofing a little is okay! Just be careful not to let it proof for too too long because you're gonna get an acidic after taste!

  3. Oftentimes recipes say to let the dough proof in the oven, turned off but with the light on. My oven light isn't working anymore so can I still stick my dough in there and hope for the best? I just stopped making bread since lol, I'm afraid it won't do anything 😂

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