Today we tried a home science experiment making bread. To do this it normally is done with yeast. Yeast is a live micro-organism or minute living creature. When you feed the yeast with sugar and warm water, it breathes out gases like carbon dioxide. That's called fermenting, and has a special smell.
When you put fermenting yeast with flour and mix it into a dough, the yeast produces gases which create air pockets doubling the size of the dough and making bread when you've baked it in the oven. Like a lot of science it is a bit like magic. And even better you can eat the results of the experiment !!! Miam Miam (french for yum yum ...)
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Kneading the dough which is made from yeast,
sugar flour and water. |
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Proving - the dough doubles in size !! |
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Baking in the oven for half an hour |
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Bread Head !! |
That science experiment definitely worked! Thank you for capturing it for us!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I have never seen a bread face like that!
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