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Chapter 3: Yeast Bread
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The
yeast
- causes the formation of carbon dioxide gas through fermentation of the sugars in the bread dough
Yeast
is a living microorganism made up of just a single cell. Yeast
cells
grow in a very different way and a lot faster
Yeast is very sensitive to -
temperature
and
moisture
Types of yeast -
Compressed
Active Dry
Instant Dry
Compressed
- a mixture of yeast and starch with approximately 70% moisture content; it must be kept refrigerated.
Active dry
- with virtually no moisture, is dormant and can be stored without refrigeration for months.
Instant dry
- can be added directly to dry ingredients in a bread formula without rehydrating.
Natural yeast
- starters used prior to the development of commercial yeast. Made by capturing wild yeast caught in a liquid dough mixture
Sourdough
- is a type of natural yeast starter with a characteristic tangy taste although all starter is not sour.
Yeast activity most beneficial when dough reached - (
75°F
to
80°F
) (
24°C
to
27°C
) after mixing.
Types of yeast breads -
Ensaymada
White Bread
Monay
Pandesal
Donut
Dinner roll
Spanish bread
Pan de coco
Bitcho bitcho
Burger Buns
pan
americano
Wheat bread
Mixing Method -
STRAIGHT DOUGH METHOD
SPONGE AND DOUGH METHOD
NO TIME
DOUGH
METHOD
The
straight dough
(direct) method or
A
pre-fermentation-
where dough is mixed in several stages :
Sponge Old dough
Sour dough starter method
Kneading
- moistens ingredients and develops wheat gluten
Fermentation is divided into two stages-
•Bulk
- where the entire mass rises before shaping
•Proofing
- the rise given to shaped yeast just prior to baking
Fermentation time is controlled by three factors-
•Ingredients
•Dough temperature
•Room temperature
Bread is judged by -
External
and
internal
appearance
Flavor
Aroma
Keeping properties
Powdered sourdough starters
- give bread a tangy flavor.
Frozen dough
- enables restaurant operators to offer freshly baked bread.
Parbaked bread
- is solidified, unbrowned flash-frozen bread dough.
Learning how to recognize when bread is fully baked-
essential.
Steam
- in the oven improves bread crust.
Convenience Products
- Bread bases are dry blends of specialty ingredients that must be added to a scratch formula or a mix.