In brief
A recipe’s rising time is a guide because temperature, dough quantity and shaping affect the rate.
Useful to know
A recipe’s rising time is a guide because temperature, dough quantity and shaping affect the rate. King Arthur recommends observing the signs of readiness as well as the elapsed minutes. [1]
In a cooler kitchen, a loaf that has not reached its expected volume at the stated time has not necessarily failed. Check the conditions and the directions for that bread. Do not apply a universal doubling rule to every dough. Notes about temperature and visible changes are more useful for the next attempt than adding yeast at random.
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