Bread Proofing Baskets and Pans
( Brotforms, Bannetons)
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9 inch Banneton(Brotform)
Proofing Basket Set
By Bread Bosses
for Professional & Home Bakers (Sourdough Recipe) w/ Bowl Scraper & Brotform Cloth Liner for Rising Round Crispy Crust Baked Bread Making Dough Shape Loaf Boules |
Yali's Better Banneton(Brotform)
Proofing Basket
by Yali Round Bowl, Dough Proofer, Bundle with the Original Danish Whisk and Cloth Liner, Natural Cane for Sourdough Brotform Rising
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12 inch Oval Shapped Banneton (Brotform)
This is nice for oblong loafs. |
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Baker's Couche
This is used for laying in a form while the bread is rising. This unbleached flax linen and it wicks out moisture as the bread is rising so the crust and form markings are better.
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Baking Sheets |
Half Sheet Pan and Cooling Rack Set
by Checkered Chef
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Half Sheet Pan
by Nordic Ware
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Unbleached Parchment Sheets
12 x 16 for half sheet pans
100 pieces |
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Useful Tools |
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To get a good bottom crust on your bread you really need a baking stone. Once you start using them you will love the results. |
Docking your bread allows steam to escape to get the maximum rise out of your bread. You can use a special tool called a Lame or make your own with double edged razor blades. |
Bench Knife
This all purpose tool is good for so many things, from dividing a dough to scraping the crusty flour that sticks to your counter. |
Old Stone Baking Stone
This is recommended tops by Cook's Illustrated.
large 14 x 16 triangle, lead free clay. |
Bread Lame
by Breadtopia
(Bread scoring tool) |
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Double Edge razor blades for docking
Double edged razor blades are much sharper than single edged. |
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