Vika, live yeast live strife. I have Lux thermonuclear. You can rub it stupidly with flour - they pick up a lot, if there are muffins not over the edge, it has not revived for a hundred years and rolls. And my mother was, there are other live ones - I had to give twice as much and revive in milk.
Look how you baked on them. So do it.
If with revival, then I turned on the mode, the yeast immediately into the milk with sugar. The kneading has begun - straight into the bucket.
Some revive in a bucket. But the surface there is too large, it cools faster. I like the glass more. It cools down there more slowly.
In general, I like instant sugar-resistant ones, which can also be put into flour most of all, which are golden saf))
In Panasonic, as you like, and lay. There is that in the forehead that on the forehead. This dry mix is only more useful for the oil seal. The oil seal sits less in water and will last longer
Catherine, well, yes .. Easter cakes because they are from another planet
Here is how in all recipes for manual kneading - so knead until it sticks off the walls of the dishes, and here - well, nafig, let it smear.
A puddle under the scapula means it does not stick off the walls. Means underdosing. Like this.
But that's not all.
When hand-kneaded, we revitalize the yeast in warm liquid to the cap. This means - they came to life and earned. This means they will live in the test and raise.
When you push dry yeast into flour, or live yeast into flour, it is at your own peril and risk. Lived or died there - only then you can see it during fermentation.
The cake didn't rise = yeast didn't work.
And no options. What killed them there - either they were old, or stale and could not cope with sugar and butter, or they were immediately killed with cold water - now one can only guess. The yeast did not work well.
Between us: on the label of the saf-moment, if it is red, then the sugar content is written up to 10 percent (I can lie, I’m not at hand, but I remember there for a low-sugar dough, that is, the yeast has aged a little and the sugar will not tolerate the spirit), this type yeast is not for cakes, although someone contrives and bakes on them.
It is better to take the yeast live or instant, which is for butter dough, and to be fresh.
And then .. want to revive. You will know for sure that they are normal.
Or ... make sure the dough moisture is not cold. Yeast does not digest the cold and do not rely too much on standing. If you put milk out of the refrigerator, you can get a bad "surprise"
Second .. I mentioned above that kneading is important, I have covered the whole page. That by the end of fermentation, before proofing, the dough should have a very developed gluten.
If at you it smears at the beginning, then please develop in the process of fermentation. But as? yes in each case according to the situation. Somewhere longer, let him wander around with kneading, somewhere to put it in addition, somewhere again to knead.
Each recipe is individual, and you have to dance from it.
Here's my problem:
HP Panasonic 2511. Saf Moment yeast, flour Bereginya GOST Tambovskaya.
Yeast 2.5 tsp
Flour 510 g
Salt 0.5 tsp
Eggs 2 pcs 120 g
Sugar 100 g (I put 150, it tastes just right)
Turmeric, saffron, vanillin
Drain the butter melted 90 g
Heated milk 150 ml Highly tasty product with a high amount of sugar and fat.
Means
look in the instructions
maximum butter dough for the machine in HP, cake from
instructionsWheat flour - 450 g -
Salt - 0.5 tsp. -
Eggs - 4 pcs. -
Sugar - 4 tbsp. l. - 20X4 = 80 g
Vanillin - 1 tsp -
Butter - 100 g -
Citrus juice. - 50 ml -
Raisins, candied fruits and
nuts - Full
dispenser -
Dry yeast - 2.5 tsp.that is, this is the limit for baking a dietary program.
There are 10 g of fat per 100 g of eggs. That is, in the recipe, 4 eggs = 200 g, that is, 20 g of fat. Total fat 120 g
18 g sugar per 100 g flour
27 g fat per 100 g flourhumidity let's see
the egg contains 74 percent water, that is, in the recipe 148 g + 50 g of juice + 13 g from butter = 211 g
let the largest eggs, which weigh 60 g, then 4x60 = 240 that is, 177 + 50 + 20 (wet oil) g = 247 g of water for the most
big estimates (and the calculation is always for medium products, not the largest) for 450 g of flour in the recipe.
And now we look at the rest of the recipes in the instructions. There, for 400 g of flour, 260 g of water is taken.
65 g water per 100 g flourIn total, we have that Panasonic engineers left the same consistency of dough for the cake as for bread, even denser
That is, the initiative to knead the kolobok, which smears at the end of kneading, is our initiative.
In KhP, at least bread, at least a cake should peel off the walls by the end of kneading, which should have been proven.
But you cannot get a hammered dense dough. A dense bun - there will be no cake. Dilem.
This is what I am leading to.
by the amount of sugar, your recipe,
Kate, rolls over. It rolls by the amount of fat ..
But,
Kate, I continue to look at your recipe for moisture.
510 g flour, 120 g eggs, 90 g butter, 150 g milk
that is, moisture 120x 0.74 +90 x0.20 +150 = 89 + 18 + 150 = 257 moisture per 510 g of flour. This value is quite in
within the norm for HP Panasonic for flour v. from.
And nevertheless, you got a puddle under the shoulder blade.
I think the reason is that you
not gave flour
swell and form glutenso you have a puddle problem. It's not a puddle there, but a lack of gluten.
Therefore, I just believe that you can try to make your recipe in one stage, but yeast, I repeat, needs strong and tolerant, that is, resistant to an increased amount of sugar. 150 g of sugar for 510 g of flour is
good modern yeast picks up, but do not plump all this amount at once. Shove in two stages.
I understand for your torment just
very necessary standing to swell.
You had to knead
warm dough without oil and with
1/4 sugar into porridge on dumplings and only then start the Diet program, that is, leave it to swell for at least 40 minutes - just standing on the Diet program.
Then either immediately knead with the rest of the icing sugar and butter, or toss them for 7 minutes before the end of the batch.
Well, make sure that there is no puddle at the end of the batch.
There should be quite an average version of Easter cake. Not ideal, but not horror.
But that's when it gets mixed up very soft dough, which at the end of kneading will give a large daub under the shoulder blade even after standing, and added sugar and oil above the norm, it is no longer advisable to mix in one stage. Rather, in one stage it will not give you a good result, it is not provided by the engineers of the stove.
We already need dances with tambourines, not puddles under the shoulder blade.
That is why I propose to launch the second program and follow through if the dough is very soft-cake. That is why I offer dances with tambourines, and not just turned on and baked
Well, long fermentation is always delicious)))