Baguettes Recipe: 60 Photos
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FAQ
One of the secrets of a great baguette is to start with a sponge (a mix of flour, water, and yeast), which gives the yeast time to mature and combine with the other ingredients, creating the mildly sour and nutty flavors and chewy texture.
This is because, by law, traditional baguettes can only be made with four ingredients: wheat flour, water, yeast and salt.
French Baguettes are so good. First and foremost, the flour used in France is of very high quality. But the major difference between French and an American baguette is the fermentation process. Most French bakers use a poolish process, which consists of a mix of yeast and water that's allowed to ferment overnight.
French type 55 flour. Overall, the ideal flour for baguettes should have a moderate protein content, a fine texture, and should be of high quality. While traditional French type 55 flour is the ideal choice, a combination of all-purpose and bread flour can also work well in its place.);})();(function(){window.jsl.dh(VM68ZvvSLsKjwPAPoIKQiAg__116,
In France, bakers pay careful attention to where their flour is made and which grains are used in the milling process. The result is usually softer, heartier, and tastier bread than can be found in other parts of the world. French flour tends to be made with a lower ash content than the flour from other countries.
Homemade Baguette Recipe
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Ramesh Gupta
Namaste! I'm Ramesh Gupta, a chef with over 15 years of experience in Indian cuisine. In my blog, I share authentic recipes and tips for bringing the rich flavors of India into your kitchen. Whether it’s curry, biryani, or samosas, I’ll guide you through making these dishes like a pro. I’m passionate about spices and aromas, and I’m here to help you master the art of Indian cooking. Let’s cook up something delicious together!
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