Barb at King Arthur

June 3, 2018 at 12:05pm

In reply to by szabaker (not verified)

Hi there, the autolyse method complicates the DDT formula slightly, since during the duration of the autolyse, whatever water temperature you use will slowly gravitate towards room temperature. I would suggest using slightly cooler water than the formula indicates if you're baking on a warm day, especially if you're incorporating a longer autolyse. The opposite would also be true--use slightly warmer water if your room temperature is cool and you're planning to use an autolyse. I'm guessing probably just a few degrees colder or warmer will be enough to adjust for the effects of the autolyse. Barb Barb
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