I tested
the tangzhong dough was not good enough after 20 minutes kneading.
Hi CarinE, As I said
the tangzhong dough is more sticky than the regular dough.
I didn't use my bread machine to bake the bread, just used it to knead
the tangzhong dough.
I do agree that the breadmaker is the best way to knead
Tangzhong dough.
@Anonymous: I tried with both of my stand mixer and bread maker, and found that bread maker performed much better than stand mixer in kneading
this tangzhong dough.
I haven't tested it with
tangzhong dough, yet I believe it works as well.
Yet, I haven't tested
the tangzhong dough with this method, can't tell how the texture would be like.
The tangzhong dough is far sticky than the regular dough.
@Anonymous: Yeah,
the tangzhong dough is quite wet and sticky.
The blade in breadmaker works better with
tangzhong dough.
This is a very good basic
Tangzhong dough recipe.
@Anonymous:
The tangzhong dough is quite wet and sticky.
In fact,
the tangzhong dough is quite wet, wetter than those made by other methods.
Not exact matches
To make the
dough: Mix the
tangzhong with the remaining
dough ingredients until everything comes together.
To make the
dough: Combine the
tangzhong with the remaining
dough ingredients, then mix and knead — by hand, mixer, or bread machine — until a smooth, elastic
dough forms.
Using the breadmaker to knead and proof this
dough using the
tangzhong method, will the
dough be easy to handle, is it sticky?
The
dough is way too wet and doesn't rise much at all so I figured it must be the
tangzhong / yeast.
Do you mean you want a non-sweet
dough with
tangzhong?
For me
tangzhong is a new tool in the box for managing high hydration
doughs.