Can you let bread rise too long?
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Too much time means too many bubbles. Too many bubbles means the bread will end up very porous with a dry, crumbly texture, and lots of large holes. It can also mess up the flavor profile of the bread. ... So, to answer your first question, it's really not a good idea to let your bread dough rise too long..
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