| 摘要 |
A dough mixture for baking is divided into individual drops, or knubs, which are deposited on a baking sheet so as to form a flat array in which each knub is spaced a short distance from the other knubs surrounding it. During baking, as a result of leavening, each knub becomes fused to the adjacent knubs so as to form a "slab" of baked product with a cellular (or alveolar) structure in which each cell includes a soft inner portion and a relatively firm outer portion welded at least around its periphery to the outer portions of the adjacent cells.
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