Like when you put too much dough in your bread pan and fail to lower the oven rack: At least it ended up light and fluffy, if a bit deformed: Log in or register to post comments With a wink and a nod to Carl Sandburg's poem Chicago, wherein he called it the city of the big shoulders.Looks like you could make some heroic sandwiches with that.Paul Log in or register to post comments What can ya do - except eat it. You'll remember next time. Enjoy! Log in or register to post comments I consistently have too much oven spring, it's the #1 thing I deal with in most bakes, especially with yeasted white breads. Log in or register to post comments ...done that, too. I baked it inside a covered roaster...but the lid was too low... Log in or register to post comments Looks delicious anyway! Log in or register to post comments
With a wink and a nod to Carl Sandburg's poem Chicago, wherein he called it the city of the big shoulders.Looks like you could make some heroic sandwiches with that.Paul Log in or register to post comments
What can ya do - except eat it. You'll remember next time. Enjoy! Log in or register to post comments
I consistently have too much oven spring, it's the #1 thing I deal with in most bakes, especially with yeasted white breads. Log in or register to post comments
...done that, too. I baked it inside a covered roaster...but the lid was too low... Log in or register to post comments
With a wink and a nod to Carl Sandburg's poem Chicago, wherein he called it the city of the big shoulders.
Looks like you could make some heroic sandwiches with that.
Paul
What can ya do - except eat it. You'll remember next time. Enjoy!
I consistently have too much oven spring, it's the #1 thing I deal with in most bakes, especially with yeasted white breads.
...done that, too.
I baked it inside a covered roaster...but the lid was too low...
Looks delicious anyway!