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I used to bake all my bread, now only have time to do so on rare
occasion. unfortunately, as often as not i have the same unsatisfactory result -- loaves that don't even reach the top of the pan when they come out of the oven. wondering what might be the problem, not enough time for experimentation, so looking for educated guesses from others. in my mind, it could be __not enough patience on the second rise (my ball fills my largest bowl for the first, i punch down and do a quick knead, shape and put in the pans, generally put in the oven when it rises to the top of the pan, an hour or more later) __wrong time/temp combination (i generally do 350 for around 40 mins) __fundamentally the wrong recipe -- i play, but generally i'm making 2 loaves, start with 1 1/4c water, 4 tsp yeast, 1/4 c sweetener, 1/3 c oil, around 1/2c dry milk, 1 egg, 5 1/2 c flours, 1tsp salt. thoughts? |
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