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Sponge Processes

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Professional Baking

By Wayne Gisslen

Published 2008

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The sponge process involves a two-stage mixing method. First, a sponge is made of water, flour, and yeast and allowed to ferment. Then the dough is made by mixing in the remaining ingredients. The finished dough may be given a short fermentation, or, if the sponge has had a long fermentation, it may be scaled immediately, like a no-time dough.

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