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| i packed all my books for my big move and i dont have my trsty culinary dictinary handy so here is my question. what is the defanition of crumb in relation to bread baking. and what causes a bread to have a crumb? and is a crumb a good thing or bad thing? thanks... i am having a brain fart. he he ![]() |
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| It's the interior of the bread. It's defined by the hole structure. Gelatinization of the starch. It's a good thing! |
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