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Controlling Fermentation
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Professional Baking
By
Wayne Gisslen
Published
2008
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Proper fermentation—that is, fermentation that produces a dough that is neither underripe (young) nor overripe (old)—requires a balance of time, temperature, and yeast quantity.
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Understanding Yeast Doughs
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