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      autumnbronze
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      jtoh:
      So sad! My cheese loaf FAILED! It didn't knead together and hence didn't rise. Could it be that I put too much cheese? Or my yeast, which was 1/2 a pack left over from yesterday which I'd placed in the fridge. But I did put the yeast in a zip lock.


      Any experts with a diagnosis?
      *Encouragement* Don't give up, must try again :hugs:

      Errrrrrrrr .... sorri, cannot help you with diagnosis.

      But heed ksi's advice. :celebrate:

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        schweppes
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        Happy Mama:
        schweppes:

        [quote=\"jtoh\"]So sad! My cheese loaf FAILED! It didn't knead together and hence didn't rise. Could it be that I put too much cheese? Or my yeast, which was 1/2 a pack left over from yesterday which I'd placed in the fridge. But I did put the yeast in a zip lock.


        Any experts with a diagnosis?

        alamak!! so sad.

        I no chemistry expert. :idea: Just thinking aloud, maybe it's due to the type of cheese used? :? either put too much or because due to the salt content from the cheese. Remember reading somewhere on the forum that if too much salt (more than necessary), it will react with the yeast and cause the bread not to rise as much

        Schweppes, but the other day when I baked the white loaf, I put 1 teaspoon of salt instead of 1/2 and it still rose. :? :? Maybe it's the cheese? :?[/quote]Cd be. The cheese got more salt mah.

        Wah... now we macam CSI or BSI (bread scene investigators). πŸ˜‰

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          jtoh
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          Thanks for your advice everyone. I didn’t measure the cheese. Just put what I thought would be tasty. haha! I used mozarella cheese. Maybe the pieces weren’t small enough.


          Do you think my putting the yeast in the fridge was a contributing factor? The bread didn’t rise at all so I’m suspecting it’s the yeast.

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            Happy Mama
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            schweppes:
            Happy Mama:

            [quote=\"schweppes\"]
            alamak!! so sad.

            I no chemistry expert. :idea: Just thinking aloud, maybe it's due to the type of cheese used? :? either put too much or because due to the salt content from the cheese. Remember reading somewhere on the forum that if too much salt (more than necessary), it will react with the yeast and cause the bread not to rise as much

            Schweppes, but the other day when I baked the white loaf, I put 1 teaspoon of salt instead of 1/2 and it still rose. :? :? Maybe it's the cheese? :?

            Cd be. The cheese got more salt mah.

            Wah... now we macam CSI or BSI (bread scene investigators). πŸ˜‰[/quote] :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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              Happy Mama
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              jtoh:
              Thanks for your advice everyone. I didn't measure the cheese. Just put what I thought would be tasty. haha! I used mozarella cheese. Maybe the pieces weren't small enough.


              Do you think my putting the yeast in the fridge was a contributing factor? The bread didn't rise at all so I'm suspecting it's the yeast.
              Though I don't know much about baking, it's definitely not the yeast, coz I put mine in the fridge too and bread still rose. 25hourmaid also put hers in the freezer and look at her lovely fluffy pillows. πŸ˜‰

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                schweppes
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                jtoh:
                Thanks for your advice everyone. I didn't measure the cheese. Just put what I thought would be tasty. haha! I used mozarella cheese. Maybe the pieces weren't small enough.


                Do you think my putting the yeast in the fridge was a contributing factor? The bread didn't rise at all so I'm suspecting it's the yeast.
                I also put my yeast in the fridge and so far ok. :? Guess we may not know the true reason.

                Anyway, jtoh... don't worry too much. Looks like it's all trial and error for us bread newbies. Must look up towards our shifu of all shifus and see where she is at now (yes, 25hourmaid, talking abt u :evil: ) I'm sure she must have a few bread \"failures\" before becoming such a pro now.

                πŸ˜‰

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                  jtoh
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                  Does anyone put their yeast in the fridge? I thought I read that someone did. I'm asking because I'm wondering if I should bake another loaf using that yeast that's in the fridge because I could have another failure. 😞

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                    Happy Mama
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                    jtoh:
                    Does anyone put their yeast in the fridge? I thought I read that someone did. I'm asking because I'm wondering if I should bake another loaf using that yeast that's in the fridge because I could have another failure. 😞

                    Hi jtoh, schweppes and I replied. See above post. πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

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                      corneyAmber
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                      ksi:
                      I should hv posted this last night. Maid, make banana cake or bread cannot use del Monte, that is only good for direct consumption.

                      Too late, but never mind. We are not banana loaf lovers anyway! πŸ˜„ Since bake already, use it as plain bread lor! :lol: Still good, as in soft and fluffy .... if I don't tell my men that it is supposed to be banana bread, no one will be any wiser! Shhhhhhh...... πŸ˜‰

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                        corneyAmber
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                        Happy Mama:
                        Though I don't know much about baking, it's definitely not the yeast, coz I put mine in the fridge too and bread still rose. 25hourmaid also put hers in the freezer and look at her lovely fluffy pillows. πŸ˜‰

                        Happy Mama, you are right. Like I told you in one of the earlier posts, I buy the 'compressed' pack of yeast from either PH or SL, transfer them into airtight containers and they go into the freezer, so far so good and as you said, my pillows are soft and fluffy. This was a tip which I read somewhere when I first started on breads.
                        schweppes:
                        Anyway, jtoh... don't worry too much. Looks like it's all trial and error for us bread newbies. Must look up towards our shifu of all shifus and see where she is at now (yes, 25hourmaid, talking abt u :evil: ) I'm sure she must have a few bread \"failures\" before becoming such a pro now. πŸ˜‰
                        Looks like someone is asking for :heresmyfish: and :spank:! πŸ˜‰

                        Yes, I have had my failed experiments before, but I think the one to do with yeast had to be the incident with Bake King's yeast. Forgot exactly what happened as that happened to one of my first loaves, but from then on, I stay far far away from Bake King's products. :roll:


                        Sorry, ksi, no offence, I know you trust Bake King's products, but I really had such a bad experience with the yeast that after that, I shoot all their items down with one gunshot! :imsorry:
                        jtoh:
                        Does anyone put their yeast in the fridge? I thought I read that someone did. I'm asking because I'm wondering if I should bake another loaf using that yeast that's in the fridge because I could have another failure. 😞
                        Me. I am the one who told Happy Mama that I keep my yeast in the freezer. πŸ˜‰

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