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Why do we score? For aesthetics, but more importantly to allow the gas to escape from our bread in a controlled way, otherwise the bread can burst in the weakest point Some of my tips to scoring: 🌾Sharp blade, you don’t want it to get stuck in the dough 🌾A comfortable, easy to use scoring lame (I do find the small round ones work best for me) 🌾First make the small, rather superficial cuts, followed by the deep one. You want to minimise risk of the dough deflating while you score 🌾If you choose ambient proofing, you might want to stick to the deep cut only as dough tends to be softer and tends to be more difficult to score. My trick here: at the end of bulk I would pop the dough in the fridge for an hour or so. It helps stiffen the dough & make scoring easier. 🌾For the deep c
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With a blade in hand and a shaped round of dough on the workbench, bakers have an unexpected blank canvas before them. First and foremost, scoring bread dough with decorative cuts serves an important purpose: it guides a loaf to rise in a consistent, controlled, and optimal manner. But from there, let your creativity run free. As the old saying goes: we eat first with our eyes.
Bread Scoring - Striped squaresLearn how to score sourdough bread.
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Previous Step | Final Prove Next Step | Baking Slashing and Scoring Slashing, as opposed to Scoring, is a deep, decisive cut through the bread. This is generally performed just before placing the dough in the oven because the harsh cut breaks the dough's surface tension and it quickly starts to lose…
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The Stabile Bread Lame is a bread scoring tool designed to provide the professional or home baker a steady, smooth and safe cutting experience.
I like how easy this pattern is to make, with a very pretty result. I've used the Sonic Lame (you can use an old-school lame, as well), normal household scis...
One of my favorite parts of baking bread is scoring. It’s like a baker’s signature — a special touch showing the loaf was made with love by hand. But it goes beyond just looks — proper scoring controls the way bread expands in the oven. Basically, you’re creating weak spots in the dough where the […]
An artisan baker, from Sydney, has shared a mesmerising video showing exactly how he creates the unique patterns on top of bread loaves.
Find beautiful focaccia bread art to make decorative bread edible art with fresh vegetables and herbs. Paint and score designs on sourdough.
