; the dough did rise, and was formed into a sandwich loaf; then baked. Even with the vital wheat gluten added, it was an incredibly dense bread. But the taste was just bad. And when I say bad, I mean bad. No more chickpea experiments to come.
; the dough did rise, and was formed into a sandwich loaf; then baked. Even with the vital wheat gluten added, it was an incredibly dense bread. But the taste was just bad. And when I say bad, I mean bad. No more chickpea experiments to come.
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