Should You Use a Straight Dough System?
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Module 1 – Straight Dough System7 Lessons
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What is Straight Dough?
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Factors to Control in Straight Dough Mixing
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Advantages & Challenges of Straight Dough
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Straight Dough for Frozen Dough Production
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Salt Delays & Mixing Times for Straight Dough
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Mixing Times for Straight Dough & Dough Conditioners and Clean-Label Solutions
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Controlling Dough Temperature & Final Considerations
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What is Straight Dough?
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The straight dough method requires fewer dough conditioners than the sponge and dough method.
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One of the advantages of the straight dough method is that it allows for quick last-minute product changes.
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In high-volume bakeries, salt should be added at the very beginning of mixing to improve dough consistency.
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Frozen dough made using the straight dough method requires lower water absorption to prevent yeast damage.
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Using ice or glycerol cooling systems can help control dough temperature in straight dough mixing.