Baking: Short Mix and Intensive Mix Methods
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What is the primary difference between the Short Mix Method and the Intensive Mix Method in terms of mixing time?

  • The Short Mix Method has a shorter overall mixing time.
  • The Short Mix Method has a shorter initial mixing time on first speed.
  • The Intensive Mix Method has a longer mixing time on second speed. (correct)
  • The Intensive Mix Method has a longer initial mixing time on first speed.
  • Which method is not suitable for making a sourdough with no manufactured yeast?

  • Short Mix Method
  • All of the methods can be used
  • Improved Mix Method
  • Intensive Mix Method (correct)
  • How often should stretch-and-folds be performed in the Short Mix Method?

  • Only once during the bulk fermentation
  • Every 10 minutes
  • Every 15-20 minutes (correct)
  • Every 30 minutes
  • What is the purpose of performing stretch-and-folds in the Short Mix Method and the Improved Mix Method?

    <p>To improve the dough's strength and smoothness</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How long does the bulk fermentation typically take in the Improved Mix Method if using a pre-ferment?

    <p>1-2 hours</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the consequence of performing too many stretch-and-folds in the Improved Mix Method?

    <p>The dough will become too strong and less extensible</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Short Mix Method

    • Mixing time: 12-15 minutes on first speed
    • Bulk fermentation: 3-4 hours with pre-ferment, or 4-5 hours without
    • Perform 4-5 sets of stretch-and-folds every 15-20 minutes to achieve smooth and strong dough

    Intensive Mix Method

    • Mixing time: 5 minutes on first speed, then 8-15 minutes on second speed
    • Bulk fermentation: 30 minutes with pre-ferment, or up to 60 minutes without
    • No folds required to achieve dough strength
    • Not suitable for sourdough with no manufactured yeast

    Improved Mix Method

    • Mixing time: 5 minutes on first speed, then 3-5 minutes on second speed
    • Bulk fermentation: 1-2 hours with pre-ferment, or up to 3 hours without
    • Perform 1 set of stretch-and-folds after 20-30 minutes of fermentation, with an optional second set if needed
    • Dough strength improves noticeably during bulk fermentation

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    Learn about the Short Mix and Intensive Mix Methods in baking, including mixing times, bulk fermentation, and stretch-and-folds techniques. Understand the steps involved in each method.

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