A bready noob here with a question: is it ok to extend the proving time of yeasted dough without it causing problems?
I have a recipe I’ve used before with a 1 hour 30 min first prove and 45 min second, could I instead leave the first prove overnight?
You would want to do the overnight in the fridge to slow down they yeast, and possibly have the amount of yeast in the dough.
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A bready noob here with a question: is it ok to extend the proving time of yeasted dough without it causing problems?
I have a recipe I’ve used before with a 1 hour 30 min first prove and 45 min second, could I instead leave the first prove overnight?