Important measuring and ingredients adding tips, Measuring tips, Dry ingredients – Aroma BREADCHEF ABM-220 User Manual

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Liquid

activates the yeast and binds the dough. Liquids provide the iTiitial

activation for the yeast to grow. The temperature of the liquids will affect

the yeast activity, thus, room temperature liquids (60-70°F) are
recommended. In our recipes, water or fresh milk is used, but a substitute
may also be used. If you add liquid substitute or an ingredient containing
liquid, the amount of water or milk in the recipe should be reduced

accordingly. Liquid substitutes may be fruit juice, tea, coffee, etc.
Substitutes containing liquid may be yogurt, sour cream, cottage cheese, etc.

IMPORTANT MEASURING AND INGREDIENTS

ADDING TIPS

MEASURING TIPS

Because each ingredient plays such a specific role, it is especially important to
measure the ingredients exactly and to add them in the correct sequence to insure
getting the best results.

Dry Ingredients

1

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2,

Use the provided or standard measuring spoon and measuring cup,

not tableware spoon or coffee cup.
For spoon, use a flat kitchen utensil to level off ingredients. For cup,

simply spoon the flour into the measuring cup to the exact line shown

on the cup. Do not tamp or shake the cup.

Liquids

Use the provided or standard measuring spoon and measuring cup and fill
to the level indicated. Check your cup measurement by placing the
measuring cup on a flat surface and at your eye level.

Fats

Fill the provided or standard measuring spoon to the level indicated and

level off with a kitchen utensil.

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