Hi Isam, just like when you bake yeasted items fully, yeast has its final rise or "oven-spring" when it hits the heat of the oven. If you want a soft dough, you'll want to use a recipe that's designed to create a soft dough. It will likely include some fat such as oil and use a flour with a lower protein like all-purpose flour.
May 12, 2020 at 10:30am
In reply to What really happens to yeast… by Isam Sino (not verified)
Hi Isam, just like when you bake yeasted items fully, yeast has its final rise or "oven-spring" when it hits the heat of the oven. If you want a soft dough, you'll want to use a recipe that's designed to create a soft dough. It will likely include some fat such as oil and use a flour with a lower protein like all-purpose flour.