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| Last couple of times I made bread, the dough didn't rise at all and I got small tough loaves. Any ideas why? |
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| So many reasons! How old is your yeast? Overproofed dough will land you a brick. No proofing will land you a brick. Flour with no gluten content could cause such a problem. ie pastry or cake flour. give us some clues to your formula and method. ------------------ bake first, ask questions later |
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| My guess would be that your water was too warm and you killed your yeast. That is usually the biggest mistake people make. |
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| Keep the water below 138 F. best temp for water in bread making is around 110 F. In the hot humid summer I use cold water and still get a huge rise due to the flour temp and atmosphere temp. |
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