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The sourdoughs from the Alaskan gold rush?
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How are most yeast breads made?
Most are made using bakers yeast as leavening, however some loaves (called "sourdoughs") are made without any added yeast whatsoever.
When did the sourdoughs discover gold?
The sourdoughs discovered gold during the Klondike Gold Rush in the late 1890s. It was during this time that gold was found in the Yukon territory of Canada, attracting thousands of prospectors, including the sourdoughs who were experienced miners.
What is a sponge dough?
A sponge dough is used to develop the flavor of the dough as it is left to rise over a certain time period specified in the recipe; this can be overnight or for several days. Sponges can be used for sourdoughs and ciabatta breads.
Is there any non-starch breads and pasta?
No, all breads and pasta have starch.
What breads do mold grow on?
all i think
What are Maltese and beagle and Pug?
they are all breads of dogs
Is wholemeal bread a carbohydrate?
all breads are carbohydrates
What do all breads have in common?
a dough of flour and water
Why is bread baked at 200?
Not all breads are baked at 200. Sweetened breads are usually baked 180-190 degrees Celsius. Savory breads are usually baked around 230 degrees C.
Do white breads have vitamins?
no because brown bread have it all
What do you call people that newly live in the state of Alaska Sourdoughs are the old timers and the new people are called How do you spell chichago?
You call people that newly live in the state of Alaska cheechakos, while sourdoughs are the old timers. The new people could also be called greenhorns. The city in Illinois is spelled as Chicago.
