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  • I've always found fresh yeast pretty impervious to retarding. Once the ferment takes off there's little stopping it. I just bung them in one after the other, top oven on highest in a casserole dish then bottom oven at 180-200.

  • Yeah the big loaves are all sourdough, I've never really done 'proper' bread with yeast just rolls and other small stuff. Sometimes I want to but I fear I'd find out they're just as nice as the sourdough breads which would be a serious blow to my value system.

    First pic is loaf number 2 from another batch and some small rolls from the King Arthur recipe I posted earlier. And the other pic loaf number 2 from the previously posted batch.


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  • find out they're just as nice as the sourdough breads

    They're not. I mean a well executed fresh yeast loaf is a lovely thing when fresh, but never as good as a well made sourdough in terms of flavor. I would argue that fresh yeast can be better for toast and sandwiches though because of the soft, more closed crumb. Nothing worse than having your PB falling through the holes.

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