Closed ptrktn closed 5 years ago
the problem with aluminium foil is that it will react with the water. Not a lot, but at that temperature your foil will go in "shiny" and come out "brown", so you typically want to use something that you know is 100% entirely nonreactive. Also, if you're making baguettes, generally it's a good idea to make sure your setup is repeatable, for which you don't really want makeshift solutions that you have to recraft every batch.
Good point about aluminium, thanks.
Hi,
The article on making French baguettes is great, thank you very much. I'll be using it as a reference material in my more advanced kitchen experiments.
There was a note about using a pan at the base of the oven for steaming. Rather than using an actual pan, one could potentially utilise an improvised container made from a sheet of aluminium foil.
Thanks and have a nice day.
Petteri