Bakery is one of the oldest arts in the world, and today it is widespread all over the planet, from white and spongy breads, to crispy baguettes, Ciabattas, black breads and sweets, among many others, they have always accompanied our table.
Bread is a ferment built from the action of microorganisms, bacteria found in grains and fruits, which, when mixed with water and flour, ferment the dough based on the sugars present in flours. In ancient times, bread was allowed to ferment for hours or days, until the invention of chemical yeast; although it is true that its invention shortened leavening times, this was to the detriment of
its quality.At Vidarecetas we want to share with you this sourdough recipe, a yeast that we can use to give body, flavor and texture to our white or whole wheat breads.
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