Leavening Agents Yeast Leaven Salt Rising Fermentation Baking Powder Aerate
Leavening Agents Yeast Leaven Salt Rising Fermentation Baking Powder Aerate
Richard N Richard Newell Hart
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Diagram of fermente: . After souring, the yeast mash is cooled to fermentation tem- perature and fermentation is started with stock yeast, or with mother yeast from a former fermentation, or with pure-culture LEAVENING AGENTS 29 yeast. The fermentation is continued for 10 to 20 hours, or un- til the yeast cells are fully developed: this depends on the tem- perature and the amount of stock yeast used. The ripe seed yeast or yeast mash is finally added to the chief mash as already explained. Ferm...entation begins in the chief mash, bubbles of carbon di- oxid come to the surface and the temperature rises. The increase of temperature quickens the fermentation and the bubbles of car- bon dioxid become entangled in the slimy albuminoids of the rye and form a foam several inches thick on top of the mash. At first the foam is transparent, but as the rising gas begins to bring up the newly generated yeast cells from the mash, the foam grows first milky and then to a thick cream. By the appearance of the foam the practical yeast-maker judges when the yeast is ripe for skimming.
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