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"hutchndi" > wrote in message
oups.com... > Hello, I have a question for anyone that might have an electric > Jennair oven with the bread proofing option. I just checked mine with > an instant read thermometer, I had it on the standard proof setting > (which is the lower of the two) and I got a reading of 110 degrees. > With the sourdough breads I make, I like to do a bulk proof of around > 75 to 80, so this is really high. Would anyone know of a way to get > this oven to have a lower proofing temp ? > > thanks, hutchndi For proofing around the the temp you want I find just leaving the light on in my oven proofs my dough perfectly. Drives my husband mad and I have to leave a note on the handle, so he won't turn it off. My new oven has a proof cycle and I was just reading the manual last night. I was saying that the oven's temp can be adjusted. Maybe check your manual for this option. Lynne |
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