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Uploaded by on May 27, 2008

What is the history of the yeast we use today? What is instant yeast? How long will it keep? Find out with this video.

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  • What aisle would I find these on?

  • Merci!

    

  • @keg265 for instant yeast you mix it straight into the dry ingredients, and generally use about 25% less yeast if the recipe calls for active dry. However, any amount of yeast will leaven the dough eventually, it will just take longer. If you want to give it a shot, you might want to half the amount of yeast the recipe calls for, and give it a much longer fermentation process for better flavor.

  • How do you use instant in place of active dry ? Would you use the same amount called for in the recipe ?

  • thanks for the info.

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