Baking worksheet
S2-C13: soft pan loaf with boiling-water flour scald (yudane)
The working sheet checks the soft pan loaf with a boiling-water flour scald.
Technical summary
- Course code
- S2-C13 — soft pan loaf with boiling-water flour scald (yudane)
- Hypothesis
- A boiling-water scald of part of the flour holds water and gives softness without cooking a tangzhong.
- Main variable
- boiling-water scald of 20% of the flour
- Formula
- white bread flour 400 g, water 300 g, sugar 24 g, butter 24 g, salt 8 g, fresh yeast 6 g
- Bake
- moderate bake to 94–96 °C internal
- Success criterion
- The scald gave a moist, tender crumb that stays fresh longer.
S2-C13: working sheet
Pick a starting style. The schedule and timers will update.
Enter the start time; the sheet will recalculate all stages. In each step's comment, write only deviations and conclusions.
Parallel steps: this step runs alongside the previous one. Watch both timers.
- Timer to next step: 40 min
Mix 80 g of flour with 80 g of boiling water from the total formula, stir without dry lumps, and cool to a warm state.
Step ingredients
- White bread flour
- 80 g
- Water
- 80 g (boiling)
- Target
- Boiling-water scald uniform, cooled, and ready for mixing.
- Check
- Do not start mixing until the scald has cooled to a warm state; a hot mass overheats the yeast.
- Evidence
- Kitchen temperature, scald temperature before mixing.
- Timer to next step: 20 min
Combine ingredients to cohesion, then mix to a smooth soft dough.
Step ingredients
- Boiling-water scald (yudane)
- 160 g
- White bread flour
- 320 g
- Water
- 220 g
- Sugar
- 24 g
- Butter
- 24 g
- Salt
- 8 g
- Fresh yeast
- 6 g
- Target
- Dough gathered, holds shape and not overheated; dough temperature after mixing 26–28 °C.
- Check
- Do not fix stickiness with random flour: first assess temperature and dough development.
- Evidence
- Dough temperature, smoothness, extensibility.
- Timer to next step: 1 h 30 min Base: 23 °C. Baseline is 23 °C. Dough readiness still decides the bake.
Leave the dough until visibly risen and gas-filled. Watch state, not just minutes.
Step ingredients
- Dough after mixing
- all of it
- Target
- Dough has grown about 1.5–1.8 times and feels lighter.
- Check
- An overfermented soft dough holds shape and dome less well.
- Evidence
- Temperature, smell.
- Timer to next step: 20 min
Gently degas, shape a tight roll, and place into a greased pan.
Step ingredients
- Dough after bulk
- all of it
- Target
- Even piece, sealed seam, height distributed across the pan.
- Check
- A weak seam gives side voids or a collapsed dome.
- Timer to next step: 1 h 30 min Base: 23 °C. Baseline is 23 °C. Dough readiness still decides the bake. in parallel with the previous step — watch both
Proof until puffy with a slow returning finger mark.
Step ingredients
- Piece in the pan
- 1 piece
- Target
- Piece ready for the oven but not trembling or wrinkled.
- Check
- Make the final decision by height and the poke test.
- Evidence
- Height, poke test.
- Parallel with previous stepTimer to next step: 30 min in parallel with the previous step — watch both
Preheat oven to 190 °C (10 °C higher to compensate for the ceramic Emile Henry pan thermal inertia).
Step ingredients
- New ingredients
- none added
- Target
- Oven stabilized.
- Check
- An underheated oven changes rise, color, and bottom moisture.
- Evidence
- Mode and preheat time.
- Timer to next step: 40 min
Bake the first 10 minutes at 190 °C, then reduce to 180 °C and continue to 94–96 °C internal (about 35–40 more minutes; the ceramic Emile Henry heats slower than metal, total bake +5–10 minutes).
Step ingredients
- Proofed piece
- 1 piece
- Target
- Bread baked through, shape holds, crumb stabilizes on cooling.
- Check
- Check doneness with a probe, not just by crust color.
- Evidence
- Internal temperature, color, mass after baking.
- Timer to next step: 2 h
Cool completely, then evaluate crumb, crust, and flavor; record a conclusion for the next repeat.
Step ingredients
- Finished loaf
- 1 loaf
- Target
- Crumb slices without crushing and does not feel raw because of an early cut.
- Check
- A soft loaf cannot be honestly evaluated hot.
- Evidence
- Tasting note.
Enter the start time; the sheet will recalculate all stages. In each step's comment, write only deviations and conclusions.
Parallel steps: this step runs alongside the previous one. Watch both timers.
- Timer to next step: 40 min
Mix 80 g of flour with 80 g of boiling water from the total formula, stir without dry lumps, and cool to a warm state.
Step ingredients
- White bread flour
- 80 g
- Water
- 80 g (boiling)
- Target
- Boiling-water scald uniform, cooled, and ready for mixing.
- Check
- Do not start mixing until the scald has cooled to a warm state; a hot mass overheats the yeast.
- Evidence
- Kitchen temperature, scald temperature before mixing.
- Timer to next step: 20 min
Combine ingredients to cohesion, then mix to a smooth soft dough.
Step ingredients
- Boiling-water scald (yudane)
- 160 g
- White bread flour
- 320 g
- Water
- 220 g
- Sugar
- 24 g
- Butter
- 24 g
- Salt
- 8 g
- Fresh yeast
- 6 g
- Target
- Dough gathered, holds shape and not overheated; dough temperature after mixing 26–28 °C.
- Check
- Do not fix stickiness with random flour: first assess temperature and dough development.
- Evidence
- Dough temperature, smoothness, extensibility.
- Timer to next step: 1 h 30 min Base: 23 °C. Baseline is 23 °C. Dough readiness still decides the bake.
Leave the dough until visibly risen and gas-filled. Watch state, not just minutes.
Step ingredients
- Dough after mixing
- all of it
- Target
- Dough has grown about 1.5–1.8 times and feels lighter.
- Check
- An overfermented soft dough holds shape and dome less well.
- Evidence
- Temperature, smell.
- Timer to next step: 20 min
Gently degas, shape a tight roll, and place into a greased pan.
Step ingredients
- Dough after bulk
- all of it
- Target
- Even piece, sealed seam, height distributed across the pan.
- Check
- A weak seam gives side voids or a collapsed dome.
- Timer to next step: 1 h 30 min Base: 23 °C. Baseline is 23 °C. Dough readiness still decides the bake. in parallel with the previous step — watch both
Proof until puffy with a slow returning finger mark.
Step ingredients
- Piece in the pan
- 1 piece
- Target
- Piece ready for the oven but not trembling or wrinkled.
- Check
- Make the final decision by height and the poke test.
- Evidence
- Height, poke test.
- Parallel with previous stepTimer to next step: 30 min in parallel with the previous step — watch both
Preheat oven to 190 °C (10 °C higher to compensate for the ceramic Emile Henry pan thermal inertia).
Step ingredients
- New ingredients
- none added
- Target
- Oven stabilized.
- Check
- An underheated oven changes rise, color, and bottom moisture.
- Evidence
- Mode and preheat time.
- Timer to next step: 40 min
Bake the first 10 minutes at 190 °C, then reduce to 180 °C and continue to 94–96 °C internal (about 35–40 more minutes; the ceramic Emile Henry heats slower than metal, total bake +5–10 minutes).
Step ingredients
- Proofed piece
- 1 piece
- Target
- Bread baked through, shape holds, crumb stabilizes on cooling.
- Check
- Check doneness with a probe, not just by crust color.
- Evidence
- Internal temperature, color, mass after baking.
- Timer to next step: 2 h
Cool completely, then evaluate crumb, crust, and flavor; record a conclusion for the next repeat.
Step ingredients
- Finished loaf
- 1 loaf
- Target
- Crumb slices without crushing and does not feel raw because of an early cut.
- Check
- A soft loaf cannot be honestly evaluated hot.
- Evidence
- Tasting note.
Journal export
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