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Kristen is the Senior Editor of Food52
added about 1 year agoSure, but I would check on it -- if it's more than doubled in size in a single day (i.e. if the room is on the warmer side) you may want to store it in the fridge to slow the rise for the next day, then allow it to come back down to room temperature before baking.