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bread temp/time

ICANGOLF2
ICANGOLF2 Posts: 3
edited November -0001 in EggHead Forum
Hi,
Can anyone give me some advice for basic white bread ? I have a breadmaker to knead the dough, but I need the temperature and time directions. Thank you
Icangolf2

Comments

  • Here's a sandwich loaf recipe.
    http://www.kingarthurflour.com/recipes/white-sandwich-bread-recipe

    I've only baked bread on the egg once, and it took significantly longer than anticipated to bake. Bread is done when the interior hits about 190 degF.
  • What kind of bread is it? Enriched white bread baked in a loaf pan goes about 30-40 minutes at 350 (you might need to tent the top to prevent overbrowning). On the other hand, a lean (no fat) boule will need a higher temp but similar time, while a lean roll or baguette needs high temp & shorter time. The hydration of the dough also determines optimum temp & timing.

    Boilermaker's right--bread is generally "done" when the interior hits at least 190, though some high-hydration loaves need 200-205.
  • I usually divide my 6-to-7-cups-of-flour dough into two loaves, just to give you an idea of size, and I leave them in at 350 or 400° for 45 minutes to an hour, until the loaf sounds hollow when you thump it. I bake in both loaf pans and in a boule and it doesn't seem to matter. They are baked indirect using a plate setter, legs up, the grill, and a pizza stone on top of that.