3rd try that was cooking simultanelusly ... simultanously... sim... at the same time, went great, might be because fgilling got heavily improved, but also because i made dough paper thin ( some broke, and its hard to consume) but other than that it was first time i was like "damn i want one more"
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tho only made 3 specimens and still have to check how they behave reheated tomorrow
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i don't know man, should he?(edited)
Overlord
@Learath2@TsFreddie@meloƞ these baozis were the saddest thing I ate in long time, theyl ook sad, they taste sad, filling was ok, altho it lacked spiciness or basically anything
@Learath2 I thought a lot about yesterday, and I've got a question, if I added too much yeast, could it result in such a weird taste? is it even possible to add too much yeast?
wont work, but few years ago I managed to get rid of those huge freezers that are 65% the size of fridge (and wider ) because stuff was only added there, and noone has seen bottom layer in years
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that thing ate so much electricity...
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btw I put 2 out of 4 buns left into arifryer 1 80 degrees for 15 min
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I do ownder how they turn out but i cant eat too much I have gym in 2h to make Ryozuki proud
That's equivalent to about 25g of instant dry yeast. My recipe has 1:100 ratio of yeast to flour. Yours has 1:30. That's about 3 times the yeast you needed(edited)
Learath2
That's equivalent to about 25g of instant dry yeast. My recipe has 1:100 ratio of yeast to flour. Yours has 1:30. That's about 3 times the yeast you needed (edited)
I do 2.5g of instant dry yeast to 250g of flour.
You did 25g of instant dry yeast to 700g of flour.
0.01 vs 0.03.. yeah, you used 3 times the amount you needed
Yeah, I wrap my bao, then I lay a towel over them and let them rise again for like 20 minutes
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Because you pushed all the air out while you were rolling the dough, it needs a little time to create air pockets again
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Another issue might be that during the 5 hours of proofing the yeast just ran out of food. You already had too much yeast so it is possible. After that with no more food they can't rise again to create bubbles and be fluffy
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It's been a while since I made bao, I have the urge to make some too now
Learath2
Another issue might be that during the 5 hours of proofing the yeast just ran out of food. You already had too much yeast so it is possible. After that with no more food they can't rise again to create bubbles and be fluffy
it's not that she lied, it's that most of these recipes stem from folk knowledge. It's not completely wrong that she said sugar is for the yeast, the yeast will use that simple sugar much easier, but for most doughs we now know that the flour kinda has enough
Learath2
it's not that she lied, it's that most of these recipes stem from folk knowledge. It's not completely wrong that she said sugar is for the yeast, the yeast will use that simple sugar much easier, but for most doughs we now know that the flour kinda has enough
To be fair, that doesn't look like the fault of the flour
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The higher the protein/ash content the "chewier" it'll be, so a less proteiny flour is better for "fluffier" bao, but as I said, mine has 11% protein even though it's ground fine, it's still "fluffy" enough
Overlord
so it's better to add less yeast more flour if im to make mistakes?
learath was right with everythin said
if you beat your dough, let it rise again
find a good ratio of flour to water
give yeast something to snack on (most people just add a pinch of sault, and a tablespoon of sugar)
a good rule of thumb is ~2% FRESH yeast to flower ratio(edited)
learath was right with everythin said
if you beat your dough, let it rise again
find a good ratio of flour to water
give yeast something to snack on (most people just add a pinch of sault, and a tablespoon of sugar)
a good rule of thumb is ~2% FRESH yeast to flower ratio (edited)
i had the ones in 7/11 and one at maid cafe and the at maid cafe were terrible (not because of dough but filling + not heated properly, only one was actually hot/warm)
Or at least that's what I learned when I went on a brewing Youtube binge that one time
Overlord
i had the ones in 7/11 and one at maid cafe and the at maid cafe were terrible (not because of dough but filling + not heated properly, only one was actually hot/warm)
hm, hard to say
veganism in general is the full abstention from animal products and produce, tho people split this up aswell but that's another topic.
so it makes sense that if
bee = animal
bee = honey
animal from honey
vegan say no to honey
hm, hard to say
veganism in general is the full abstention from animal products and produce, tho people split this up aswell but that's another topic.
so it makes sense that if
bee = animal
bee = honey
animal from honey
vegan say no to honey
I guess that's a simple way of looking at it. I usually think more in terms of root cause. As in why you are vegan in the first place mattering more than simple definitions
I wont risk it with alcohol, mostly because If it goes bad I would be like "i guess its just supposed to taste like this since its self made!"
Learath2
I guess that's a simple way of looking at it. I usually think more in terms of root cause. As in why you are vegan in the first place mattering more than simple definitions
my root cause of becoming vegan is an interesting story
in short: i worked as a chef in a noble restaurant when i was ~16 y/o, and i was the one throwing away kilograms of animal products (meat, fish, cutoff's etc) almost daily - it pissed me off so much i decided to never go eat animal products when going out so atleast i dont "force" any kitchen to do that because of me
at some point i just stopped buying any producs for myself and only when someone made food for me that contained it
and now it's just a habit really(edited)
Overlord
I wont risk it with alcohol, mostly because If it goes bad I would be like "i guess its just supposed to taste like this since its self made!"
Eh, it's not worth bothering with IMO. Commercial breweries make consistently good beer. I make sometimes ok beer, it's just a waste of my time and ingredients
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It is however a fun hobby for a while
meloƞ
my root cause of becoming vegan is an interesting story
in short: i worked as a chef in a noble restaurant when i was ~16 y/o, and i was the one throwing away kilograms of animal products (meat, fish, cutoff's etc) almost daily - it pissed me off so much i decided to never go eat animal products when going out so atleast i dont "force" any kitchen to do that because of me
at some point i just stopped buying any producs for myself and only when someone made food for me that contained it
and now it's just a habit really (edited)
my root cause of becoming vegan is an interesting story
in short: i worked as a chef in a noble restaurant when i was ~16 y/o, and i was the one throwing away kilograms of animal products (meat, fish, cutoff's etc) almost daily - it pissed me off so much i decided to never go eat animal products when going out so atleast i dont "force" any kitchen to do that because of me
at some point i just stopped buying any producs for myself and only when someone made food for me that contained it
and now it's just a habit really (edited)
This is one I actually haven't heard before, but I really can see it happening, especially if you are good with cooking
meloƞ
my root cause of becoming vegan is an interesting story
in short: i worked as a chef in a noble restaurant when i was ~16 y/o, and i was the one throwing away kilograms of animal products (meat, fish, cutoff's etc) almost daily - it pissed me off so much i decided to never go eat animal products when going out so atleast i dont "force" any kitchen to do that because of me
at some point i just stopped buying any producs for myself and only when someone made food for me that contained it
and now it's just a habit really (edited)
@meloƞ why not vegetarian then? they dont eat meat afaik? or U had to throw milk and stuff away too? ( really curious how one decideds between these two, my uncle's been a vegetarian for 30-40 years so far)
@meloƞ why not vegetarian then? they dont eat meat afaik? or U had to throw milk and stuff away too? ( really curious how one decideds between these two, my uncle's been a vegetarian for 30-40 years so far)
im huge fan of pork knuckle and grilled/fried ribs, but every year I can eat it less and less, because the fat makes me feel like im about to pass out/ puke/ die so You would prolly learn to live without it / in small amounts
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I will usually trim the chicken at home before cooking, but I won't wash it, for two reasons:
You'll just end up splashing salmonella everywhere
There is nothing to wash off that can be washed off, the blood will usually just come off with the membrane, if it doesn't I don't mind a tiny bit of blood
Overlord
as for pig knuckle and legs, I wash them, boil for 15 min, then change water and boil them for*\hours then (edited)
Yeah, this is good practice for stuff like knuckles
Learath2
I will usually trim the chicken at home before cooking, but I won't wash it, for two reasons:
You'll just end up splashing salmonella everywhere
There is nothing to wash off that can be washed off, the blood will usually just come off with the membrane, if it doesn't I don't mind a tiny bit of blood
I stumbled upon it mixing words like bacon / pig and vietnam
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@murpi is a terrible way to get recipes, he doesnt know any!
19:27
I like asian recipes, because most often they use everything, there's no trim and throw away
19:28
+ I dont have to worry about presentation too much
19:29
also side note, considering I never use recipes, I always end with different dish even when trying to recreate one i already did, because amount of stuff I add always differ
I cook asian a lot because that's what my pantry is mostly set up for. I have a wide array of east asian stuff
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The secondary option I have is Turkish and Italian. I have a lot of the required stuff for those too
Overlord
also side note, considering I never use recipes, I always end with different dish even when trying to recreate one i already did, because amount of stuff I add always differ
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Then in gothic 3 in nordmar they say one must eat meat, to be strong not like those plant eating weaklings from the central plains / middle (forgot name)