Good observation, Lavonne! The warmer temperatures of the liquid ingredients counteract the cooler temperature of the starter to result in a relatively temperate dough temperature which will be ideal for the fermentation of this dough which is chockful of rising agents including yeast, baking powder and a bit of discard.
I would consider 1/4 the sweet spot of dry milk and buttermilk powders in a standard bread dough recipe. While you could certainly alter the totals, there is no need to exceed this amount. Happy baking!
December 1, 2021 at 6:52pm
In reply to Since the warm milk yeast… by lavonne (not verified)
Good observation, Lavonne! The warmer temperatures of the liquid ingredients counteract the cooler temperature of the starter to result in a relatively temperate dough temperature which will be ideal for the fermentation of this dough which is chockful of rising agents including yeast, baking powder and a bit of discard.
I would consider 1/4 the sweet spot of dry milk and buttermilk powders in a standard bread dough recipe. While you could certainly alter the totals, there is no need to exceed this amount. Happy baking!