Measuring small batches of dough ingredients with digital scales.
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Bread Making: Using a Syringe to Measure Dough Proofing Height
Recently I started using and measuring proof height using an oral syringe. A photo of such an expanded syringe is near the bottom of this post, along with an explanation of how I use it to determine when the dough is ready to bake.
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This is a continuation of Part 2: Experimenting with Bread Dough Process. I had mentioned I wanted to try adding a longer primary fermentation, a so-called “preferment” or “pre-ferment”. The first one I tried was a simplistic poolish using my typical bread formula and flour amounts. The second batch used too little yeast, and it…
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A continuation of my earlier post titled Experimenting with Bread Dough Process.
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A continuation of my earlier post titled Experimenting With Bread Dough Moisture, Sandwich Slices, and Oven Spring.
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Bread machines aren’t the only way to make bread, a typical home gas oven makes it, too.
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The following recipe I cloned from a particular brand I grew up with and now have trouble finding in the stores near me. It’s similar to some other recipes on the Internet, but there are some subtle, nuanced differences.
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