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9 minutes ago, Lisa Shock said:

Yeah, incorrect cutting technique can cause 30-50% less rise. I agree with using a sharp cutter, floured, and the straight up & down motion is essential. Twisting compacts the edges.

 

Exactly -  what you said!  

 

That's what I meant, but you and @Nancy in Pátzcuaro 

 

 said it much better :D

kbjesq

kbjesq

6 minutes ago, Lisa Shock said:

Yeah, incorrect cutting technique can cause 30-50% less rise. I agree with using a sharp cutter, floured, and the straight up & down motion is essential. Twisting compacts the edges.

 

Exactly -  what you said!  

 

That's what I meant, but you said it much better :D

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