I'm very new to all this. I'm a technician by trade, and I analyze things differently than most.
Since the water in the tangzhong doesn't really enter into the hydration formula, just ignore it.
Take your 5% from the flour, but use "new" water; maintain the original amount of water in the recipe to establish the desired hydration level.
That should simplify things and give the same results. What do you think?
April 11, 2020 at 6:46pm
I'm very new to all this. I'm a technician by trade, and I analyze things differently than most.
Since the water in the tangzhong doesn't really enter into the hydration formula, just ignore it.
Take your 5% from the flour, but use "new" water; maintain the original amount of water in the recipe to establish the desired hydration level.
That should simplify things and give the same results. What do you think?