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This video is a real detective story for everyone who bakes bread at home! I conducted a three-day experiment to find out why bread does not bake properly and the crust turns out wrong. I compared 4 popular baking methods: on steel, in a duck pan, on a baking sheet and in a sleeve. I was sure that I knew the reason for the failures, but it turned out that the main enemy of perfect baking was hiding where I least expected it. Watch until the end to find out what really interfered with my bread and how to fix it! 😊Enjoy watching and ask in the comments if something is not clear or if you have any comments and tips on how to do it better. A small note for the perfect result: Remember that baking is a living process! The result is always affected by the features of your oven, flour, humidity in the kitchen and even the time of year. Therefore, trust your feelings, watch the dough and do not be afraid to adapt the recipe to yourself. This is where the magic lies! ✨ ➡️Recipe for 1 loaf ~380g ➡️Dough hydration: ~66% ➡️Dough weight 425 - 430 g 🧑‍🍳Recipe in baking percentages: Bread flour: 100% Water: 66% Salt: 2% Dry yeast: 1.2% (or Live yeast: 3.6%) 📝Recipe for 1 loaf 380g: 165 ml water 250 g bread flour (protein content 12 - 14 g) 3 g dry yeast or 9 g live 5 g salt ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🌐 LINK TO COOKING TECHNOLOGY ⤵️ ➡️ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ☕ Did you like the video and want to support my channel? You can treat me to a cup of coffee, and this will help me create even more useful experiments for you! https://ko-fi.com/kuka1 ------------------------------------------------------------------ CONTENTS 00:00 – Introduction: Why doesn't homemade bread work? 00:30 – Day 1: Kneading the dough and preparation 03:12 – Theory: Everything about my oven and how to create the right steam 06:49 – Experiment Day 1: Comparing 4 baking methods 11:12 – Analysis Day 1: Finding the first mistake! 12:17 – Day 2: A new attempt and even more mysteries 15:49 – Day 3: Solving the mystery! 18:33 – Final conclusions and comparison of the best samples # #