2024-04-18
Overall outcome
Bread tasted good, how ever there we some issues
- Bread did not fill the tin
- Bread was very doughy after baking
Recipie followed
Issues
Bread did not fill the tin
I believe this was due to the dough rising in a different container, then being transferred to the making tub
Bread was doughy
This I am putting down to 2 issues
- The yeast did not have enough time do its thing
- The oven was not hot enough when putting in the loaf
The yeast did not have enough time do its thing
I am chalking this one up to the recipe being bad.
Searching around, lots of people are recompensing the below order of operations
- 300ml of 30-35c water
- Add sugar and yeast to water
- stir and dissolve
- add flour and salt to separate bowl
- mix in oil to flour and salt bowl
- add in water mix till doughy
The oven was not hot enough when putting in the loaf
For the oven, I am thinking 250C start then slowly ramping the heat down may solve this: source
What to do differently next time
- Mix yeast and sugar together with water before adding to dry ingredients
- Kneading more gently
- Allowing more time to rest
- Knead again after the dough has rested
- Hotter oven
- Letting dough rest in baking tray
- Wait for the dough to double in size
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