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Don't you need a dough mixer as the amount of kneeding necessary to get the right consistency is a hassle?
by badloginagain 9y ago
Don't you need a dough mixer as the amount of kneeding necessary to get the right consistency is a hassle?
- galago 9y agoI only knead the dough a few times so that it comes together and form it into a ball. I then leave it overnight in the fridge. There's a lot of mythos around 'developing the gluten' and whatnot, but I think some people just repeat it without performing actual tests to see what matters. The NY Times no-knead bread recipe is where I first learned about this.