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Fresh Bread Composition

Things You Should Know Before You Start Baking

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  • All ingredients should be used at room temperature, unless mentioned otherwise in the recipe.

  • Always Take the best & fresh ingredients.

  • Use high protein flour for bread.

  • Know your oven well. Understand your oven.

  • Use the correct size of right baking pans.

  • Invest in good tools, pans ,pots, spatulas, glass bowls. Baking is an expensive affair.

  • When making Cookies, bake, and then re-bake!

  • Always store cookies in an airtight container.

  • When using a homemade fruit puree, you can reduce the amount of sugar in the dish.

  • You must baby sit your oven, while baking is ON.

  • Dry yeast is more potent than fresh yeast. So use accordingly. If a recipe says x gms of  dry yeast, and you have fresh yeast, available,, then double the amount of yeast you take, ie take 2 x gms..

  • Salt is alkaline, hence add salt after yeast has blended well with the flour.

  • When baking bread, turn it over on the cooling rack 10 mins after taking it out from the oven and let the bread cool for 4 hours at least.

  • Always preheat the oven to a higher temperature, then required for baking your product.

  • There are different kinds of flour ( based on the protein content) and different kinds of margarine, for breads, cakes, puffs and pastries

  • No need to line the biscuits or cookie tray, when making cookies.

  • If any recipe says cocoa powder, you must add a little bit of cooking soda.

  • You can use cake margarine for cakes and biscuits, but advisable not to use biscuit margarine for cakes.not vice versa.

  • Fat gives smoothness, flavour, texture ,softness and acts as a preservative.

  • Half a banana is a good substitute for 1 egg

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