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My last few sourdough bakes have come out somewhat flat with a dense crumb with several large holes. Any thoughts on why this might be happening? Maybe under-proved? Recipe below.…
During my week long stay in Milano, I went there almost every day for my afternoon snack. For my bake, it was made with only pizza flour as I could not find a stronger flour to mix in.
So im out of money and food and all i have is an assortment a different seasonings, all purpose flour, bread crumbs, chicken broth, butter and boilded water. I have a microwave, toaster oven, and a waffle maker. No stove top or grill.…
300g flour, 210g water, 4g yeast, 6g salt you know the drill I scored it really deep but it just rose up to where the score flattened out and then couldn't go anymore. How do you guys score your dough?…
**Tou can make this recipe** [**here**](https://recipe-repository.com/recipe/mama-rosas-rich-chocolate-fudge-cake) **INGREDIENTS** 200g dark chocolate, chopped 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 cup granulated sugar 2 large eggs 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 teaspoon…
Got a new flour (Kyrol); this is an 80% hydration sourdough. Accidentally let it rise to like 130% and surprisingly got a decent result which makes me think I’ve been under proofing. The crumb isn’t as open as I’d like though. Could I have pushed it more? Thanks!
From Reddit - r/breadit: Got a new flour (Kyrol); this is an 80% hydration sourdough. Accidentally let it rise to like 130% and surprisingly got a decent result which makes me think I’ve been under proofing. The crumb isn’t as open as I’d like though.…
Hi bread lovers! I’ve been baking sourdough bread for the last 2 years with great success. Now I want to move to making soft bread, something that I can cut and make school sandwiches for my kids.…
# Yudane * Bread flour: 120g * Boiling water: 125g 1. Combine flour and boiling water until a dough forms. 2. Cover and cool completely in the refrigerator. # Levain * Bread flour: 50g * Water: 50g * Active starter: 10g 1. Build and use at peak.…
\*\*Jam Tarts Recipe\*\* 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 cup shortening 1 tablespoon white sugar 1 teaspoon salt ½ cup water 1 cup jam \*\*Step 1\*\* Combine flour, shortening, sugar, and salt in the bowl of a food processor; pulse until the mixture resembles…
My British wife thinks a "yank" cannot make authentic British Fish and Chips...challenge accepted, challenge complete! I've created two links, a HTML link and a Substack link with photos and more detail too, here's the basic recipe.…
TL:DR: I always have to add more flour to my dough and knead way longer than recipes call for making my bread dense and tough, rather than soft and airy. I have been making bread on and off for the last few years and I'm never happy with the result.…