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So I brought a 2 qt pan of water to a boil, put it in the oven, on the bottom shelf, then put my bowl of dough on the shelf above. Worked like a dream. Thanks for the idea. Great tip, I put the bowl with the dough in it covered it and placed it on top of a small bowl of hot water then placed it in the oven.
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