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Ammonia smell in flax meal foccacia bread
Hi everyone (hi me),
I'm going to poke the group with a low-carb topic to see if there is still life somewhere in here So, I think many of you make the "flax meal foccacia bread". I never recall why I never make more that what I do, and each time, I recall the reaseon when eating it: I'm not so found of the ammonia smell. You know, the smell that you get when too much egg encounters too much baking powder. Yerk.... So, is there a trick to avoid this? I wan't believe that all the people who love this recipie do not feel the dead fish fragrance (I'm exagerating, but it gets a good deal of concentration not to focus on it). THx for your advice, Huey |
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