flour strength
flour strength A property of the flour proteins enabling the dough to retain gas during fermentation to give a ‘bold’ loaf. ‘Strong’ flour is higher in protein, has greater elasticity and resistance to extension, and greater ability to absorb water. A ‘weak’ flour gives a loaf that lacks volume.
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