Karpinovich
Everyone, hello!
We are going to buy a bread maker for making yeast-free bread (sourdough). Faced the fact that many even programmable bread makers do not have sufficient intervals for the dough approach. We cook manually as follows: 1) Mix the leaven with flour and water; 2) the dough is suitable for 6 hours; 3) knead again 4) The dough is suitable for 2 hours; 5) bake for 35 minutes at 160 degrees. I'm interested in the Zojirushi Breadmaker BB-CEC20 model. Maybe it's already outdated? Can anyone suggest newer analogs?
And what is their cup cover? And then we heard that Teflon is bad for rats in the United States, and we would not want a Teflon bowl.
Thanks in advance!
sazalexter
Ivan, Bread maker for yeast-free and rye bread https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/in...on=com_smf&topic=348427.0
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A lot has been said about Teflon on the forum, look
Olga Alekseeva
According to your technology, you can take absolutely any HP with a delayed start.
The first thing you do is put a dough.
That is, just put in the sourdough flour and water and start the dough mode. And you are not working it out completely, but just until everything mixes up.
After 6 hours, present the rest of the products, and set the kneading mode. After everything has been mixed. Set the baking mode and make a delayed start for three hours so that it starts baking in 3 hours.
Well, sourdough bread is actually not yeast-free, otherwise it would not have to be fermented and it would not be porous. There is trembling in the leaven. Yeast-free bread is bread with soda or unleavened cakes.
I usually bake yeast-leavened bread in HP.
500 g flour 350 g water, 100 g sourdough dough, 3 g fresh yeast, 10 g salt. And I will start a mode that lasts 3, 5 - 4 hours. That is, fermentation for 2.5-3 hours and an hour of baking

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