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volatile compounds are released. these are involved in the original taste and flavours of baked leavened products. most of these compounds, and all of the alcohol, evaporate when baked. there are two stages during the fermentation of a dough made from flour, water, salt and yeast, and with no extra sugar added
maltose comes from the action of some enzymes, the amylases, on the starch granules of the flour, damaged during the milling process. amylases which are naturally present in flour, split starch into small fractions of a much simpler sugar, the maltose. the action of amylases starts as soon as water is added...
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