Heat and warm water with some sugar activates yeast, almost like you're waking it up and feeding it. If the temperature too hot, you'll kill off the yeast and your break won't rise but if it's too cold you the yeast won't "wake up" and activate properly, so your break won't rise. You leave the dough in a warm spot after making the dough to give the yeast a chance to ferment the sugar in the dough and the carbon dioxide byproduct poofs it up.
The higher the heat the faster the expansion.
If it expands to fast or too much it will be airy and tough. If it expands to slowly or not enough it will be chewy.
a dough mixer combines the ingredients. a dough kneader kneads the dough, preparing it for baking
It has to be room temperature for the dough to rise.
your work surface should be cool to very cool to keep down the heat that will be caused by friction when working with the dough. if you happen to have a marble cutting board that works great
Cookie dough should be frozen at standard freezer temperature, which is 0° F (-18° C).
Handicrafts for preparing and cooking food can be made out of homemade salt dough. Handicrafts can include bowls, plates, and utensils.
No. Warm dough will spread faster because it has a smaller span of temperature it will be baked to. There will be no difference.
The temperature that pizza dough should be to roll it out is room temperature. Some of the ingredients needed to make a pizza are oil, tomato sauce, cheese, and pesto.
Every dough recipe should have a suggested temperature and time, but if you are just guessing you should go maybe 325-350
How did temperature affect the cookie dough? Was any matter lost during baking?
its depends on the temperature.
400 degrees
Chocolate chip cookie dough should be at room temperature for no more than 3 hours. Too long could spoil the dough and make it unhealthy to bake and eat. (Just like milk!)