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By Culinary Institute of America
Published 2015
The desired dough temperature (DDT) is the ideal average temperature of dough while you are working with it. For lean doughs, this temperature is typically 75° to 80°F/24° to 27°C. Working with a lean dough at this temperature will help to control the rate of fermentation of the yeast. The ideal DDT for enriched doughs is slightly higher, typically 82–84°F, as it is important to control the yeast while fermenting in an enriched environment—typically enriched doughs are high in fats and sugars, both of which have a negative influence on the fermentation properties of the dough. (To learn more about DDT, see “Desired Dough Temperature and British Thermal Units” in Chapter 7.)
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