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Fermentation

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Slow Dough, Real Bread

By Chris J L Young

Published 2016

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Commonly used to refer to the yeast (and by association, the dough) getting on and doing its thing. Without getting too scientific, yeast cells produce an enzyme that breaks some of the starch in flour down into simpler sugars, which they then metabolize in order to grow and reproduce. One by-product of this is the carbon dioxide that makes dough rise.

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