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Professional Baking

By Wayne Gisslen

Published 2008

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Ideally, dough is fermented at the temperature at which it is taken from the mixer. Large bakeries have special fermentation rooms for controlling temperature and humidity, but small bakeshops and restaurant kitchens seldom have this luxury. If a short-fermentation process is used, however, the fermentation is complete before the dough is greatly affected by changes in shop temperature.

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