Antonina, which means you take any butter dough you like
and do in Panasonic. The only thing is that by the very end of the batch, and until the end let it smear it !!!, a very soft, better soft - like a comma, even a bun from one end sticks to the wall. Or in other words, it stopped smearing under the shoulder blade, but at the very end. It's softer than harder here. And for the dough regimen, and if there is time, then diet dough. It's just that the longer fermentation, the tastier the result. This rule always works, even for baking.
You can take any recipes you like and the only thing is to adjust the bun with milk and water, so that it does not smear at the end. The softer the bun, the softer the crumb and the larger the pores will be.
Try the diet and French regimens on your usual favorite recipes. They are long lasting and bring their own flavor.
And also you can simply use HP as a kneader, that is, knead on Dumplings to the level that suits you, and then turn on the service mode - that is, fermentation at 37-39 degrees and manually knead. Well, then manually turn on the Baking program.
Try the pre-mix option right away. That is, lay the food and just mix them on the dumplings until wet. And only then turn on the selected program. The bottom line is that the flour stood and swelled until the main load - kneading on standing. Only make mixing cool, not hot, our flour does not like hot temperatures. This improves the kneading quality for our domestic flour. She loves that. But the strong bourgeois in fig. As a result, the crumb changes. Make an experiment for yourself, check it out.
In addition to the above, I will comment on this excellent link above.
Cabbage pies
Chuchelka has a very detailed description of the correct kneading for muffins for general education. When there is a lot of fat, it is better to add it at the end of the batch.
Further, the recipe is very fast and can be done one-to-one, but if you
1. lengthen the process according to the classics: wander a little longer, knead a couple of times - only tastier.
2. If you will not be there conjuring with a complex introduction, but immediately send the program to the TESTO with a soft kolobok at the end, you will get a tasty treat on the machine
You can, of course, put fat in at the end of the batch, BUT: for pies-buns, it is especially relevant, more for Easter cakes. This technique improves airiness, gives a more elastic crumb, in pies it has been dreamed for a hundred years. If you are lazy, you can cheat.
3. Add a little bit there, a couple of tablespoons of non-acidic live whey as an improver from sour cream, fermented baked milk and so on .. it will be tastier. Serum is the perfect improver.
Uff, until nothing else comes to mind
Ritus,
actually dry yeast - can be a rare bastard if they decide to die in the dough. And the smell can give and spoil the taste of the whole dough.
And they can die in some cases.
1. Stored for too long or incorrectly, that is, they are already breathing in incense.
2. Refrigerators are different for everyone. If you take out the yeast at about 4, or even from the freezer, mix it badly with flour, that is, there will be access to the "bare" yeast body, immediately make a warm knead. Thermal shock will result in partial death and this will affect the taste.
3. Picture as in 3, but knead in ice water.
Then you can revive
1. If you use ordinary yeast in baking, that sugar does not like, not instant osmolerate. Then they lift badly, slow down, it takes a lot of them. When they are revived, they immediately tune in to work, as if everyone will come to life, immediately join the work, and not die or go crazy in the presence of sugar.
In a normal dough, this activation of the yeast will require less yeast.
If you remember, our grandmothers for Easter cakes always revived even the living in a chatterbox. For two purposes: to check the operability, and to immediately turn on everything at the same time. This made it possible to lift even heavy dough with good results without an increased amount of yeast and excess taste.
Today, all these dances have greatly lost their relevance, if the yeast is of high quality, suitable for use. If you mix well with flour. If you use them according to their purpose, that is, for a high amount of sugar in the dough - special ones.
However, bread is a living instance)))) What you change is reflected in the taste. Revitalizing dry yeast can appeal to the unhealthy foodie who smells the dry yeast in the dough. Revitalization removes even a small percentage of their death and makes them akin to living.
I myself do not bother so much, but I broadcast the theory myself that I am alive, that I shove dry ones as they are into flour and am happy. I do not have gourmets on yeast, my biggest problem is to remove sugar, and a whole war is being observed here.
I keep it on the refrigerator door.
dry yeast!! living beings. As soon as the package was opened, they begin to breathe and love warmth. The more oxygen and heat - the sooner they come to life and ask for food, but there is no food - they die.
Therefore, what colder and nothing breathe, so much the better. They hibernate again, last longer. Therefore, vacuum the bag as much as possible and in the coldest place in the refrigerator. Some even put them in the freezer, but I have not tried it personally. In theory, for dry, this should be quite justified.
This is no longer the case with the living. They contain a lot of moisture and are already breathing, they cannot be killed by lack of breathing, but only slowed down, so vacuuming is no longer necessary, let them breathe a little. All you need is cold, which slows them down. Freezing from this point of view can spoil their quality due to internal water, which, when frozen, can expand and break the body of the tremors.
From the point of view of theory, live yeast should be stored simply in the coldest place of the refrigerator. It is good to seal the package so that there is no shrinkage-evaporation, well, so that they do not breathe just like in a pine forest, they can only do this in dough.