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I've always used warm water. If cold water is used, I think the only drawback is an increased rise time.Originally Posted by DaveOmak
This was pretty wet.... would hardly hold it's shape.. sticky does not adequately describe this dough, I think... I guess there is a learning curve to this bread stuff...
Looking back on the process, would adding warm 12 oz. of water to the flour be something to consider ?? Say 85 - 90 deg be advisable ?? Seems 45 deg water might be a little cool for the initial reaction of yeast to develop ....
Dave
I know of a video for a no knead recipe I've tried and tested, by Chef John. He also has a video for no knead beer bread which is good if you like that beer flavor (I do- but most of my family does not! ;p)
Anyways, look at his dough in this vid before he puts it in the oven, compare the wetness to yours. It doesn't hold a shape very well, the best thing you can do is kind of shape it... even then it will deform a bit.
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Since I mentioned it, here's the beer bread, not only is it no knead, but it is also a short rise time.
