I made this recipe twice last week and was utterly amazed by the result and how well I could handle the dough despite its high hydration.
However today, I tried it again but failed miserably. The dough was soupy and would not develop any strength. I followed the exact same recipe as before so I attributed it to an error in my measurement (even though I weigh my ingredients). I immediately started another batch taking extra care to measure correctly, but the same happened.
Any idea what it could be? I measure using scales, and I proof/rest the dough in a proofing box at a constant temperature. The only difference I could detect was that I opened a new bag of flour today, but of the same brand and type as before. Can it be that some bags of flour are bad or lacking protein?
February 22, 2023 at 9:41am
I made this recipe twice last week and was utterly amazed by the result and how well I could handle the dough despite its high hydration.
However today, I tried it again but failed miserably. The dough was soupy and would not develop any strength. I followed the exact same recipe as before so I attributed it to an error in my measurement (even though I weigh my ingredients). I immediately started another batch taking extra care to measure correctly, but the same happened.
Any idea what it could be? I measure using scales, and I proof/rest the dough in a proofing box at a constant temperature. The only difference I could detect was that I opened a new bag of flour today, but of the same brand and type as before. Can it be that some bags of flour are bad or lacking protein?
Thank you!