It was more the extremely high hydration (100% - most bread is typically around 60%), and bung it together and leave it for however long it takes that made me think of no-knead bread.
It was more the extremely high hydration (100% - most bread is typically around 60%), and bung it together and leave it for however long it takes that made me think of no-knead bread.
Forgive me for being literal, but a recipe for no-knead bread that demanded - indeed made a feature of - kneading would leave me feeling short changed.
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