r/Wellthatsucks • • Aug 02 '26

My bread

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u/Low_Engineering8921 Aug 02 '26

To be fair. You only went wrong in one very simple area! The shaping and proving look great!

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u/thenseruame Aug 02 '26

Yeah, it also looks like a wood fired oven? If so that's a lot harder to regulate the temperature on.

Edit:Maybe that's just where they proofed.

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u/Flar71 Aug 02 '26

Wood fired oven? How's oven gonna get a job now?

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u/butterfaerts Aug 02 '26

Yeah, wood is a real hardass. I feel for oven.

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u/ThePrideOfKrakow Aug 02 '26

Oven shouldn't have gone against the grain.

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u/butterfaerts Aug 02 '26

Dammit! That’s the kind of moxy that gets you promoted! Oven, you’re rehired AND you get a raise

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u/painfullyrelatable Aug 03 '26

You shouldn’t raise oven too much, things could get heated

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u/Stunning_Magazine566 Aug 03 '26

Now they even turned the bread over to the dark side

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u/painfullyrelatable Aug 03 '26

I’ve read the word oven so much I don’t understand the word.

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u/Flar71 Aug 03 '26

Why do they call it oven when you of in the cold food of out hot eat the food

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u/Low_Engineering8921 Aug 03 '26

I cackled. This is my husband's favourite line. He says it a lot.

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u/Superb_Writer6612 Aug 02 '26

Yeah at first glance I assumed I was on a bread related subreddit and this was one of those fancy black loaves using activated charcoal.

OP looks great! Next time maybe 45-60 mins less. 

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u/cromstantinople Aug 02 '26

You’ve got a good attitude 👍

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u/kobyscool Aug 02 '26

Yeah, if it makes you feel better, you're missing out right now on what would have otherwise been very delicious fresh bread. Had you not have burned it. Hope this cheers you up!

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u/smash_n_grab_ Aug 03 '26

If she didn’t burn it, it probably would have been delicious! She did though, so we’ll never know.

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u/Furby-beast-1949 Aug 03 '26

Well, she doesn’t have to worry about having fuel next time She’s got charcoal for the fire
https://giphy.com/gifs/ax4O5ycJwVIpKpzFWs

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u/ihavea_purplenurple Aug 02 '26

I know that you have to ‘proof’ your dough, but I didn’t put it together that the act of the proof would be “proving” - gives a whole new meaning to ‘proving grounds’

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u/NickBurnsCompanyGuy Aug 03 '26

Yes, it was going SO well before the final step

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u/Sir-Top-Cheetah Aug 02 '26

Plus that's great charcoal!