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"Bread improver is a blend of ingredients that activate the gluten and help produce gas which assists and improves the processes of dough kneading and fermentation" (https://www.laucke.com.au/FAQRetrieve.aspx?ID=53185)

You need to check the ingredients as different brand uses different stuffs that are not all healthy/safe. I'm considering testing without it to see how it goes. I'm still using this because it seemed to have made a difference in the past but now that I have found a good way to activate the yeast I might not need it anymore.

Found this interesting article...

It suggests using a little orange juice to help the gluten form. I might try that.

Yes, most improvers use Vitamine C and other type of flours including corn and soy flours

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Let me know how it goes if you try without the flour improver.

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