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Hi Tigger, I hadn't heard the tip regarding spraying the oven, does that stop the crust going too hard? I'm guessing it steams the bread to start with.
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Nature's Babe wrote:I hadn't heard the tip regarding spraying the oven, does that stop the crust going too hard?
Moisture in the oven often confuses me.
I used to get bread with a hard crust, so tried putting a tray of hot water in the oven to see if that would help. Never noticed much difference.
Then I found a recipe for French loaves that specifically told you to put a tray of hot water in the oven with them, to help ensure a crisp crust!
Anyone care to explain what actually happens?
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I used to get bread with a hard crust, so tried putting a tray of hot water in the oven to see if that would help. Never noticed much difference.
It would appear not much difference.
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