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measuring dough maturity
Is there a more reliable method of determining dough maturity in the
first bulk ferment, where there is only one bulk prove and then a final prove. I normally go on dough doubling and some experience but find this does not always work. Can one use ph testing or something like that. Open to any suggestions. Paddy |
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