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Q: How does temperature affect the rising time of dough?
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How might the amount of sugar affect how high the dough rises?

Sugar levels in rising bread do not change the level of rise as much as they decrease the rising time. Add more sugar to rush the rise if you're in a hurry.


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What is the name of the process where dough rises?

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Is it the time spent needing the dough that helps bread rise or allowing dough to double in size before going to the oven?

It's a combination of both, kneading develops the gluten in the flour so that as the yeast works and produces gas, the gas is trapped within the glutens structure thus causing the dough to rise. Typically ten minutes kneading by hand, or 5 minutes with a mixer dough hook. 1 to 1 1/2 hours rising time is needed for the dough to double in size. kneading is hard work by hand but the pulling and stretching the dough I believe gives a better result.


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