The Pointage En Bac Method of Making Baguettes Represents a Technique

question 27

Multiple Choice

The pointage en bac method of making baguettes represents a technique

• A) beneficial to the baker who wants to shorten the process of making baguettes to less than 3 hours.
• B) of no particular benefit to consumers.
• C) most suitable for home bakers.
• D) developed by French bakers in the second half of the twentieth century.

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