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Date: Mon, 19 Nov 90 01:58:33 -0800
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bread Digest Monday, 19 Nov 1990
Volume 1 : Issue 2
Today's Topics:
A note from your friendly list maintainer
RE: Doneness of bread <dipirro%star.enet@decwrl.dec.com>
Re: Doneness of bread (Dave Polakowski) <polo@Solbourne.COM>
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Note: I'm not sure if these two messages were reflected to the list,
so this might be a repeat. If so, I'm sorry, but twice is better
than not at all :-)
Also, it's Recipe time! Send in your favorites!
-Jeff
Jeff Beadles jeff@onion.pdx.com
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From: Time for a corporate enema <tessi!sequent!decwrl!star.enet!dipirro>
Subject: RE: Doneness of bread
I don't think cooking time or temperature is your problem. I've had
this problem from time to time (and continue to have it from time to time).
The most important factors are correct liquid to flour ratio, temperature of
ingredients, and freshness of the yeast. Humidity is also a big factor but
requires more guesswork than the others. There are guidelines in the recipe
booklet for alterations to the ingredients to compensate for different
humidity conditions. I've found that if the setup is done properly, the dough
will rise properly and not look like a little bowling ball just prior to
baking. Then the loaf cooks properly and is done in the center.
I takes some practice. We still screw up every now and then,
particularly with new or complex recipes. One little trick that's worked for
us is to add a little more liquid and a little more yeast than what is called
for in the recipe to "get a rise" out of your dough.
Good luck and don't give up!
/sdd
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Date: Thu, 15 Nov 90 09:58:18 MST
From: tessi!uunet!Solbourne.COM!polo (Dave Polakowski)
Subject: Re: Doneness of bread
Pete ---
Might be a defective unit. My sister and I went together and bought a DAK
unit for my folks for Christmas last year, and it couldn't be turned down
far enough to NOT burn the bread. They finally sent it back and got a replace-
ment unit, and this one works like it's supposed to.
I'd contact Welbilt's service center and ask them about repair or replacement.
It should certainly still be under warranty.
_-^-_ | Dave Polakowski (303)678-4700
/ O O \ | Solbourne Computer, Inc.
---((((---'---U---`---))))--- | Longmont, Colorado
DAVE WAS HERE! | [polo@Solbourne.COM]
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