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boilsover

boilsover

2 hours ago, Kerry Beal said:

Actually I've watched @Alleguede weigh every koiugn piece before placing them in the rings/pans - different weight for different pans. He also weighs the dough for each loaf of bread, bun and baguette. Only way to get consistency and control costs. 

 

All I can say is Chef Patrick has too much time on his hands if he weighs every piece.  I can see dialing in thickness and size for different form sizes (Our 4x4" were too small for the rings), but if you're a gram off?  Waste it?  Trim it?  Scab some more on?  This dough can be very weepy anyway--another step can't be helpful.

 

Nevermind the authenticity aspect of it--waiting for your bascule to come to perfect balance?  Non.

 

This way lies madness.

boilsover

boilsover

2 hours ago, Kerry Beal said:

Actually I've watched @Alleguede weigh every koiugn piece before placing them in the rings/pans - different weight for different pans. He also weighs the dough for each loaf of bread, bun and baguette. Only way to get consistency and control costs. 

 

All I can say is Chef Patrick has too much time on his hands if he weighs every piece.  I can see dialing in thickness and size for different sizes (Our 4x4" were too small for the rings), but if you're a gram off?  Waste it?  Trim it?  Scab some more on?  This dough can be very weepy anyway--another step can't be helpful.

 

Nevermind the authenticity aspect of it--waiting for your bascule to come to perfect balance?

 

This way lies madness.

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