Komischer Streifen am Brot?

Hallo, habe gestern morgen frisches Brot geholt und die Tüte wo es drinnen liegt war leicht beschlagen und heute morgen hatte das Brot so einen komischen Streifen bzw. sah checkig aus. Was bedeutet das? Das war auch sehr laberig . 🙁

Gegessen hab ichs trotzdem.

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RonaId
2 years ago

It is not unusual to freeze bread and then baked as fresh to sell.

In the case of doughlings we do this quite often, otherwise it is not forbidden.
In the case of packaged bread, it must be “get up”, in the case of loose goods it is not binding.
When thawing, condensation water is drawn in, then only the upper layer becomes brown when baking, and the rest remains somewhat clapy.
It’s not great, but it doesn’t matter.

Wilhelm611
2 years ago

There are two possibilities:

The dough was not thoroughly mixed and is in the area “ground”, so not baked and still half-crush.

Or the freshly baked, still half warm bread was pressed and thus the gas bubbles (CO2 from the Sauerteiggährung) were also pressed, so that the bread mass was squeezed back to “Teig”.

Another note: We bake our bread slices in the “small kitchen”, a grill in the size of a microwave approx. for 6 minutes at 130° C. The upper side is then cross, the lower as freshly baked and soft.

You can eat the bread without thinking. If it has sweated, then it can easily become mischievous. You should control that.

When bread has sweated, the incipient is recommended to get the pore water out again.

Each oven is suitable for baking! You only heat the entire tube, which is more energy-intensive than the small kitchen. 😊

Bricoleur
1 year ago

The bread was not well kneaded. Quick, cheap.
Not really bad, but not good quality.
Help: bake yourself.

Catcurry1
2 years ago

As long as it tastes everything is good😂

JustMe999
2 years ago

Doesn’t look baked.

Nelson100
2 years ago

I’ve still had dinner….

Too late…