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Chris Hennes

Chris Hennes


Speaking of typos...

Pain de Mie (p. 4•296)

 

A basic white sandwich bread, baked in a Pullman pan. This recipe differs from the main White Sandwich Bread recipe in that it is not made with milk, has less sugar, but includes a small amount of butter. Mine didn't quite manage to fill out the pan so I don't have those nice crisp corners you're looking for in a Pullman loaf. I probably could have proofed it a bit longer, but it wasn't far under. I think they've also got a typo in their description of the standard pullman pan, which they list as 14"x4"x2.5" -- I've never seen a 4"x2.5" pan, and their photos certainly don't show one.

 

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Chris Hennes

Chris Hennes

Pain de Mie (p. 4•296)

 

A basic white sandwich bread, baked in a Pullman pan. This recipe differs from the main White Sandwich Bread recipe in that it is not made with milk, has less sugar, but includes a small amount of butter. Mine didn't quite manage to fill out the pan so I don't have those nice crisp corners you're looking for in a Pullman loaf. I probably could have proofed it a bit longer, but it wasn't far under. I think they've also got a typo in their description of the standard pullman pan, which they list as 14"x4"2.5" -- I've never seen a 4"x2.5" pan, and their photos certainly don't show one.

 

DSC_7939.jpg

 

DSC_7943.jpg

 

DSC_7953.jpg

 

 

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