Mrs. Anderson's Baking Heavy-Duty Dough Proofing Cloth

Mrs. Anderson's Dough Proofing Cloth supports, forms, and proofs bread dough for making long loaves of bread, breadsticks, and up to 6-7 baguettes at once. It absorbs excess moisture from the dough without drying it out for the best chewy, crusty bread results. The thick, stiff cloth creates and holds wavy creases that force rising dough upwards and to maintain shaped loaves while they proof. It releases easily without it warping or sticking to the cloth. Flour the cloth lightly and evenly. Too much flour will spoil the texture and appearance of bread crust. Fold the cloth into a series of wavy creases to cradle dough while it proofs. Shape dough and transfer it into the folds, cover it, and allow it to rise. When dough is ready to bake, move it into a baguette pan or onto a baking stone. It's also ideal for covering proofing bowls. After use, brush off excess flour from the cloth and allow it to air dry. If dough has stuck to the cloth, let it air dry and scrape it off gently. Never wash the cloth. Water will wash away the yeasty, floury surface required for making unique crusty artisan bread. Once the cloth is perfectly dry, roll it up and store it away. Made from heavyweight unbleached cotton, Mrs. Anderson's Dough Proofing Couche Cloth is durable, reusable, and long-lasting with finished edges that won't fray, and brushes clean. Brought to you by HIC, a third-generation family owned and operated company in the USA since 1957.

• Mrs. Anderson's Dough Proofing Cloth supports, forms, and proofs bread dough for long loaves, breadsticks, and up to 6-7 baguettes at once
• Made from heavyweight unbleached cotton; durable, reusable, long-lasting; finished edges won't fray; measures 35 x 26-inches
• Folded cloth forces rising dough upwards and maintains shaped loaves while they proof; dough releases easily without it warping or sticking
• Absorbs excess moisture without it drying dough out for the best chewy, crusty bread results; complete instructions included
• Thick, stiff cloth creates and holds wavy creases on its own; also ideal for covering proofing bowls; brush off excess flour and air dry after use