• Random123@fedia.io
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    9 days ago

    Despite the doubts on here, theres actually a bakery that grinds down day old bread and reuses it on their next day batch. They say it gives it a good taste. Atleast according to a video i saw and logically it makes sense.

    The idea is to use some of it while using flour rather than replacing flour otherwise you will make condensed hard bread.

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      8 days ago

      My local bakery does this with sourdough. The recycled sourdough loaves are SUPER tangy, like tang-for-days levels. It’s great.

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        7 days ago

        That sounds awful. I think tangy sourdough bread is disgusting (which is one of the reasons I hated living in eastern Germany).

  • YiddishMcSquidish@lemmy.today
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    9 days ago

    The gluten does not come back if u pulverize it. You’ll likely end up someone terrible.

    Edit: I sometimes forget to proofread “some things”

  • Onomatopoeia@lemmy.cafe
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    9 days ago

    Not really, no - entropy is one-way at the macro scale.

    The flour absorbed water, and combined with kneading, produced gluten (and was baked, causing more chemical changes).

    Grinding it all up wouldn’t reverse that process - it would just be ground up bread.