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The amateur baker

You may have noticed over the pages of this site, I am passionate about everything that is related to the bakery: I love making bread, pastries, maintain my leaven, etc..

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Last modified on: October 15^th 2024

Preparing bread

Making bread

Your own leaven
Soured dough
Basic temperature in bakery
Water temperature calculator in bakery
The window-pane test: “Have I kneaded my dough long enough?”
A few tips for effective kneading at home
Bread recipes
Viennoiseries (croissants, brioches,...) recipes
Tools for bakers

Cooking bread

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The 4 comments already posted on this page

Hi,I'm not sure to understand what is a shoe sole, sorry, and Google translate told me about real shoe only, I guess this not your aim?Would it be, possibly, a kind of flat pastry, made with puff pastry? If so, it could be this recipe : apple semelles (flat apple tarts)?Come back to me if I'm wrong.
Posted by jh april 17^th 2018 at 20:58 n° 4
Hi, I was trying to get your recipe for shoe soles. For some reason I can’t search it on your web page:(.
Posted by Angela april 17^th 2018 at 19:17 n° 3
Unfortunately it's quite impossible, you can just reduce (a bit) the loss of crispy texture.
6 or 7 minutes at 400°F seems to be a short time, try to reduce temperature and increase time.
Posted by jh september 29^th 2015 at 08:22 n° 2
I have been baking a cinnamon/sugar recipe called "Elephant Ears' or "Shoe Soles". They are a pastry similar to a palmier. They come out nice and crispy after baking about 6 or 7 minutes at about 400 degree in a convection oven. How can I maintain that crispy texture overnight?
Posted by Shoesole guy september 25^th 2015 at 04:50 n° 1

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