Proofing Process with CVap
Why is CVap different from a regular conventional oven? What differentiates CVap is its ability to maintain a steady temperature without wavering. It’s key when proofing to keep the temperature warm but not hot. Too much heat can kill the yeast. We find a setting of 100°F Vapor/103°F Air will boost yeast activity and speed up the leavening process. Because CVap is so effective at proofing, it’s important to check the dough frequently to monitor its progress. Once the dough has roughly doubled in size, it’s time to bake.
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