February 29, 2020 - 3:26pm
Scoring weaker doughs
In reading a recipe for a spelt bread (just spelt, no wheat) it said to score before final proof, because if you score weaker (low gluten) doughs after final proof they can deflate.
Is this true?
In reading a recipe for a spelt bread (just spelt, no wheat) it said to score before final proof, because if you score weaker (low gluten) doughs after final proof they can deflate.
Is this true?
Sounds plausible. It also depends on how thick/strong the outer skin is after proofing, and how deep you cut when scoring, and how long you make the cuts/strokes.
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scores just fine. As always make sure you aren't overfermenting and shape well.