I then used the sponge method to make the Baguette Epi (top left) and Fougase (top right). For some reason the dough was not working for me today. It was drying out on me, and the gluten was to tight. Both made it hard to work with. The Epi came out a little darker than I would have liked, but came out nice. The Fougase came out nice as well.
The last thing was Baguettes (bottom right) made by the straight method. The color was beautiful. Only I didn't let them bake long enough. When I checked in the oven they were hard and I took them out, after they cooled a bit I checked them and they were soft. Not good for Baguettes. So I put them back in the oven, but sadly, it didn't fix the problem. Another problem is that although I thought I cut the slices on top the baguettes like the teacher said, some of the slices were slit too long. Only one of my Baguettes came out perfect on top (the left baguette of the three).

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