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Default Bread in a Stand mixer

>I believe that what I'm seeing is a
>considerable amount of tearing of the dough and it's this tearing that
>I'm really concerned about rather than an absence of a ball-shape.
>It's my understanding that proper kneading implies that there be little
>or no tearing.


Keep it in mind....a firm dough will likely tear than a softer one....
Regardless if you are using a mixer or kneading it vigorously with your
hand.

 
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