I have enjoyed great success, making your pain-de-mie loaf, in a 13x4x4" pullman pan. Iwould like to know if I can let the dough rise overnight in the refrigerator, and bake the next morning? (1) If so, would I refrigerate it after the first rise, or the second rise? (2) Do I put it straight into the oven, from the fridge, or let it come to room temperature for an hour? This is such a great loaf of soft sandwich bread, and I love the sharp corners. Much easier to make "neat" sandwiches, than my usual mushroom shaped sandwich bread! The grandies don't even notice that there are crusts on the loaf!
February 3, 2021 at 1:00am
I have enjoyed great success, making your pain-de-mie loaf, in a 13x4x4" pullman pan. Iwould like to know if I can let the dough rise overnight in the refrigerator, and bake the next morning? (1) If so, would I refrigerate it after the first rise, or the second rise? (2) Do I put it straight into the oven, from the fridge, or let it come to room temperature for an hour? This is such a great loaf of soft sandwich bread, and I love the sharp corners. Much easier to make "neat" sandwiches, than my usual mushroom shaped sandwich bread! The grandies don't even notice that there are crusts on the loaf!