Hi Guys, I need some help. Here is a Traditional Kugelhopf formula from The Taste of Bread book.
The formula yield 5080 gr. I want to make 700 gr. I know how to resize a formula without sponge. How do I calculate with...can some do it for me, please...so I can see the final formula. I am ssssooo confused!!!!!!!!
Formula Weight Yeast Sponge Final Dough
Strong Flour 2 kg 100% 480 g 1.54 g
Salt 40 g 2% 40 g
Yeast 80 g 4% 8 g 72 g
Sugar 440 g 22% 440 g
Butter 700 g 35% 700 g
Eggs 640 g 32% 640 g
Milk 640 g 32% 290 g 340 g
Raisins 400 g 20% 400 g
Schnapps 60 g 3% 60 g
Orange Flower water 80 g 4% 80 g
Ascorbic acid (20 mg) (10 ppm) (50 mg)
YEAST SPONGE 778 g 778 g
TOTAL DOUGH WEIGHT 5.08 kg
Almonds (not in dough) 120 g 6% 120 g
Resizing a formula with a sponge...just can't get it.
Thanks, frustrated baker
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Hello,
So the recipe makes 5080 g, you want to make 700 g. The conversion factor you'd need is then 700 / 5080 or .1378
Thus, to convert the amount of Sugar listed (440) you'd do 440 x .1378 = 60.6 G, which I'd round to 61 of course.
Do the same for the Sponge. The recipe says 778g of Sponge, 778 x .1378 = 107 the amount you'll need for your 700g recipe. You'll use the same ration in each ingrediante of the sponge, notice :
(Flour) 480 x .1378 + (Yeast) 8 x .1378 + (Milk) 290 x .1378 = 66 + 1 + 40 = 107
As a final bit of advice, buy a Windows Phone 7 since I'm writing a MasterBaker application to store recipes and do exactly this kind of calculation on the fly ;-]
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Hi Guys, I need some help. Here is a Traditional Kugelhopf formula from The Taste of Bread book.
The formula yield 5080 gr. I want to make 700 gr. I know how to resize a formula without sponge. How do I calculate with...can some do it for me, please...so I can see the final formula. I am ssssooo confused!!!!!!!!
Resizing a formula with a sponge...just can't get it.
Thanks, frustrated baker
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The BakersPc application on the IPod / Iphone allows you to input this receipe into the application and resize it based on your requirements.
It also helps with temperature calculations for flour, preferment and water, simply input flour and preferment temps and it works out what the water temp needs to be.
If you get it, make sure you put your iPod / Iphone in a ziploc bag when using it on your bench.
I never bake without it now.
http://wilhelm.com/BakersPc/
Martyn