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          "text": "The word kustagoask is entirely made up. A small group of hobby bakers came up with it as a nickname for a shaping style they kept returning to, and it spread among them from there.",
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          "text": "After a handful of attempts, shaping a kustagoask feels natural, and because the term is invented, you can change the size or topping in any direction that appeals to you.",
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          "text": "To begin a kustagoask, roll your dough into an evenly thick strand around a foot and a half to two feet in length. Hold one end against the work surface and wind the remaining strand around it, keeping the coil loose enough to leave a little opening at its heart.",
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          "text": "What the name refers to is a way of shaping one long strand of dough into a coiled bun or loaf. You wrap the strand around a central point to build a spiral, then feed the loose end up through the hole in the middle and fold it beneath.",
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          "text": "You wrap the strand around a central point to build a spiral, then feed the loose end up through the hole in the middle and fold it beneath. Once baked, the result shows a soft swirl across the top and a neatly closed bottom.",
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          "text": "Next, take the tail end and poke it up through that opening, then bring it down and tuck it under the base. This tuck locks the coil together as the loaf rises in the heat, so press it down well before moving on.",
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          "text": "This tuck locks the coil together as the loaf rises in the heat, so press it down well before moving on.",
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