The baker's secret: how to use Biga, Poolish, Sponge and Pâte Fermentée to add flavor to your bread

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  • Опубликовано: 20 янв 2025

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  • @glutenmorgentven
    @glutenmorgentven  Год назад +4

    ⭐Learn how to make the best sourdough bread: www.glutenmorgentv.com/sourdoughbread

  • @stevekarnes3071
    @stevekarnes3071 Год назад +13

    Great video! Curious, can you do a follow up video showing examples of how to use each of these preferments, including their respective results.

  • @nijinokanata111
    @nijinokanata111 7 месяцев назад +1

    I learned a lot! Your style of presentation is super! AND THERE'S AN APP?!!? I am binge watching everything and I can't wait to try some of these recipes. :)

  • @cachi-7878
    @cachi-7878 Год назад +4

    @3:25, hahahaha! Pâté fermenté. You crack me up! It’s not pâté but pâte! Carry on…

  • @alexandralinder8487
    @alexandralinder8487 Год назад +2

    great video - thanks 🤗👍

  • @johannaetrishamorgan6850
    @johannaetrishamorgan6850 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing this very professional and helpful

  • @boingoctran273
    @boingoctran273 4 месяца назад

    Very useful! Thank you

  • @steenstry
    @steenstry Год назад +1

    Thank you for the education. Love your videos. I am very new to baking and there is much for me to learn. I have made one loaf of bread with a poolish and it was great. Tonight I made rolls using a Tangzhong, and they were also excellent. It seems that Tangzhong would qualify as a preferment, though I haven't seen it called that. Can you explain why it would or would not be called a preferment?

  • @europetravelling868
    @europetravelling868 Год назад

    Thanks you for share….the recipes

  • @stevep2325
    @stevep2325 3 месяца назад

    could you please tell me how much poolish to use when making your dough.. ty

  • @josephabakus5764
    @josephabakus5764 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this informative video. Here is my question, can I use a lesser amount of the sponge in the dough like 10% and not 20% as mentioned in the video. Is this, a must?

  • @xbrain13
    @xbrain13 Год назад +4

    Thanks for the various recipes! I’ll be sure to try them.
    Quick french note : pâte has no “é” therefore it would be more like “pat” with a long a. 😉

  • @DanushaIndika-f9c
    @DanushaIndika-f9c Год назад

    Get super knowledge thanks

  • @jules1552
    @jules1552 10 месяцев назад

    Have tried to download App but it states that it is not available on the UK ?

  • @edithgravel9029
    @edithgravel9029 Год назад

    I have learned so much in this unique video. Thank you for your generosity. And if I may, I have a question regarding the flour you are using and showing in your video, it seems you are using semolina flour, the colour the fluidity looks like semolina. If not, can one use semolina flour to make all these different preferments? I am looking forward to your next lesson Pr. Gluten.

  • @hmm5122
    @hmm5122 Год назад

    Great recipe of course , thanks for your effort , we need to know in full video about Adding pure gluten to the dough, what are the proportions, what is the effect and how useful is it? Please mention if you did , appreciated .

  • @janicehelton659
    @janicehelton659 Год назад

    You’re the best!

  • @olivier5851
    @olivier5851 Год назад

    Very interesting and useful video!!! So, would you suggest Sponge or Biga to make panettone?

  • @glenb52555
    @glenb52555 Год назад

    I downloaded your app and love it but how do I find the place where you have the preferments

  • @alliyaqistina
    @alliyaqistina 3 месяца назад

    I dont understand, is it too consuming to use sponge dough in terms of time and labour? Secondly the autolysis method - what is the actual purpose of using this method?

  • @po9569
    @po9569 Год назад

    could u give us some cleaning advice video?

  • @יעקבכהן-כ8י
    @יעקבכהן-כ8י Год назад +1

    In the video you see yellowish flour, what kind of flour is it? Maybe the lighting makes the color
    Can you make a video about the types of flours and their qualities

    • @vwood2
      @vwood2 4 месяца назад

      It’s unbleached white flour - it’s more flavourful, but otherwise the same as bleached white flour,

  • @zaighamsartaj2651
    @zaighamsartaj2651 Год назад +2

    Thank you 💕 for the tricks of dough formula . Please let us know about how to make Christmas hard and soft candy, chocolate candy etc,... Zaigham Sartaj from Karachi Pakistan.

  • @rickmenasian6774
    @rickmenasian6774 Год назад

    Sourdough starter also known as, What? Biga, Poolish, Pate Fermentee...

  • @nicholasr.652
    @nicholasr.652 Год назад

    Hmm 🤔 i wish bakers could leave recipes on screen during video .. i have to pause and rewind so many times with sticky doughy hands

  • @AraylumBolatovna-rt5vs
    @AraylumBolatovna-rt5vs 19 дней назад

    Извините, можна субтитры на русском плызззз

  • @cachi-7878
    @cachi-7878 Год назад +1

    @4:03, “…beautiful Chapatas.” Hahahaha! Dude! You’re too much! They’re Ciabattas! With a “b” not a “p”! Continue…