Understanding Frozen Dough: A Guide to Efficiency and Quality in Modern Baking
Frozen dough refers to semi-finished bakery products that have been mixed, shaped, and rapidly frozen before the final proofing and baking stages. Unlike traditional dough, it is engineered to be stored at sub-zero temperatures (typically -18°C or below) for several months. This technology acts as a “pause button” on fermentation, allowing the dough to retain its biological potential until a baker is ready to thaw and bake it.
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