It’s pretty sticky, and you will be tempted to add more flour. Resist the urge and trust the process. Keep kneading and check in every five minutes or so to do a quick windowpane test (stretching a small piece of dough until it’s translucent enough that light can shine through it). Once the dough pulls cleanly away from the bowl and stretches thin without tearing right away, you’re good to go.

A bowl of dough rests on a kitchen counter, ready for kneading or further preparation

STEP 3: Shape the dough into a tight, smooth ball and place it back in the bowl. Cover it and let it rise until doubled in size. In my kitchen (which was around 78°F), this took about one hour.

Dough ball on a silicone mat, ready for baking on a kitchen countertop

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