What tool is used to cool rolls and bread?
The most common tool used to cool rolls and bread is a cooling rack.
Here's why a cooling rack is ideal:
* Air Circulation: The open structure of the rack allows air to circulate freely around the baked goods, promoting even cooling and preventing condensation from forming.
* Prevents Sogginess: This airflow helps prevent the bottom of the bread or rolls from becoming soggy.
* Even Cooling: Cooling racks ensure that all sides of the baked goods cool down at a similar rate.
Other less common methods include:
* Baking sheet: You can place a baking sheet on a countertop and let the rolls cool on the sheet. However, this method might lead to some moisture build-up.
* Wire mesh basket: Some bakers prefer to use a wire mesh basket to hold the bread or rolls while they cool.
No matter what method you choose, it's crucial to let bread cool completely before storing it.
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