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Product Name: Oval Banneton Proofing Basket

Material: Banneton rattan

Banneton Proofing Basket Collection help the loaves keep their shape and structure through their final rise. Proofing baskets aren’t just relegated to the realm of professional baking. They are readily available to home bakers and a cinch to use.

Banneton Proofing Basket Collection has many shape and size: round, oval, or long. You can line them with linen for a smooth texture on your bead, or they can be left unlined and the pattern of the basket will imprint on your dough

USAGE OF BANNETON PROOFING BASKET COLLECTION

BASKET OF BREAD

The first, prepare the basket by coating it.Thoroughly with flour and shake out the excess.Make your bread right through the shaping step. Instead of proofing it on the countertop, dust the surface of the shaped loaf with flour and invert it into the proofing basket so that the top of the dough is on the bottom of the basket and the underside is visible.The glutanrelaxes as the dough proofs, causing shaped loaves to spread out and flatten as they rise. A basket supports the dough as it proofs and prevents this from happening.Then, you put the glutan in themicrowave.If you had some trouble with the dough sticking to the basket, let’s use your fingers to gently work the dough out from the cracks.

With a Banneton Proofing Basket Collection, you can comfortably make delicious cakes at home!

BASKET OF FRUITS.

You can use it to make fruit baskets, wash fruits to remove chemicals and dirt and put them on the basket.

Furthermore, You can display Oval Banneton Bread Basket on the table, study table, reception desk …

CARE INSTRUCTION FOR BANNETON PROOFING BASKET COLLECTION

Gently shake out any loose flour and allow the basket time to dry. If any residues of dough are left in the basket, it is best to let them dry out, whereupon they can be picked off quite easily with a fingernail.

In addition, If, over time, there is a general build-up of doughy residue, allow the basket to dry out thoroughly and brush it with a stiff but not too abrasive brush, i.e. bristle or polypropylene, not metal.

Never stack baskets immediately after use. Allow them to dry out before storing away. A good way to do this is to place them upside down on a wire rack or shelf (or similar) so that air can convect upwards and dry the damp interior.