Hahaha I put 2 tablespoons instead of 2 teaspoons of salt . Hoping for better results next time!

by KitanaWins

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  2. Slow_Archer_7706

    I don’t think the salt was the reason it failed.. also make sure you post all ingredients and how you baked it. It looks like you just threw a starter in the oven without folding it and letting it proof.

  3. Mother_of_Kiddens

    Definitely too much salt but I bet there’s more going on here. Why aren’t you weighing the salt? Are you not weighing your other ingredients? What’s the recipe and the steps you took?

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