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"Barry Harmon" > wrote in message
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> Dick,
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> Could this dough have risen too long? The salt would have extended
> rise, but he doesn't have any salt. I frequently let my doughs go 45
> minutes with nornal salt and get good rise, oven spring, etc. I also
> don't go much over 2 hours for a normal bread in fermentation.
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> It strikes me that the dough could be exhausted. A first rise of 2 1/2
> hours follored by a one hour final rise could be enough to kill the
> dough, espeically with no salt.
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> Barry
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What is exhausted dough? Does exhaustion have to do with the gluten or the
yeast? The dough was rising well in the pan. I cut down on the amount of
yeast in the recipe because it was going very fast without salt.


Thanks