in my quest to figure out how to fix my machined white bread, i underdid it with a 40% water mix (200g water to 500g flour). the crust got very hard, the yeast didn't rise in time, but it's still edible.
next i'm going to try 70% water and a higher browning level. maybe it's just heat that was missing, as wetter bread got a bit rubbery inside.
ok, 350g water to 500g flour and a higher browning level didn't improve on the rubberiness, but the rising was better. a big air bubble formed below the breads top (i should have made a cut here).
next time i'll also try the 1000g bread program to give it 10 more minutes.
did the 320g water mix today, with the 10 more minutes and i like the results. much browner crust, but insides are still a bit rubbery.
