Hi Ana! Bread can usually take one long fermentation in the fridge. So this can either be the bulk fermentation. Or, you can do the bulk fermentation at room temperature, shape the loaves, and then let them slowly rise in the fridge overnight. They won't necessarily have to come to room temperature or be out of the fridge for a specific amount of time before baking the next day, they just have to be fully proofed before baking.
June 18, 2020 at 12:58pm
In reply to Can you put the dough in the… by Ana Maria (not verified)
Hi Ana! Bread can usually take one long fermentation in the fridge. So this can either be the bulk fermentation. Or, you can do the bulk fermentation at room temperature, shape the loaves, and then let them slowly rise in the fridge overnight. They won't necessarily have to come to room temperature or be out of the fridge for a specific amount of time before baking the next day, they just have to be fully proofed before baking.