鲁邦之父伊藤雅大五号小仓讲习会
- 2019-12-27 11:36:00
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On the 10th and 11th of October 2019, Ito Masahiro, the father of levain in Japan, conducted two bread workshops at the baking technology center of No. 5 Bakery in Wuhan.
In the workshop, levain liquid fed and managed by levain machine is used in all the products, and the teacher emphasized on the following two points in the idea of using levain liquid :
1、延续传统的发酵种的思路,将鲁邦种以预发酵面团的思路用于硬质面包制作。
Follow the idea of traditional fermenting species, and apply the concept of using levain as pre-fermented dough in the preparation of hard rolls.
2、以天然辅助剂的思路将10%左右的鲁邦液种加入菓子面团或者吐司面团以及更丰富的其它面团,帮助面团提升风味、延展性、保湿性、抗老化性等。在制作冷冻面团时,也可以让成品有更好的口感以及抗老化性。
With the idea of natural additives, pour about 10% of levain liquid into the soft rolls, or toasts and a variety of other dough, to help enhance the flavor, malleability, moisture retention, and resistance to aging etc. While preparing frozen dough, it can also leave the finished product with a better taste and the resistance to aging.
Regarding the professional growth of a baker, Mr. Ito Masahiro expressed that, along your journey of learning baking, you may come across many different types of teachers, and receive different bread preparation concepts, which may guide you to varied or even contradictory bread preparation methods. However, there is no absolute right or wrong in the world of bread, as it’s like mountain climbing, in which everyone shares the same goal of making it to the top but the paths that everyone chooses to get there can be varied. The point is that as long as the final product is tasty, there should be no dogmatic restrictions. The important mindset to make delicious bread is that throughout the process of professional growth, you should pay attention to the understanding of basic dough and attach great importance to the penetration of basic theoretic knowledge, then figure out the target that you want to achieve and the direction that you want to accomplish, and continuously explore and try various methods to solve the problem and approach the goal.
The technology center at No. 5 Bakery is committed to spreading bread technology and culture. And this time, the arrival of Mr. Ito Masahiro delivered to us a flexible, open and objective-clear philosophy of bread preparation and development. This is just a small step taken by No. 5 Bakery toward the joint establishment of “Baking Ecology”, and moving forward, No. 5 Bakery will continue to work hard in the future. Our vision is not for ourselves to strive for the championship alone on the track of the baking industry, but rather, to keep a foothold in acting as an excellent “assistant” to help the technology providers and collaborating partners in the baking ecology to develop more winners on their own tracks.