Help For A Novice Bread Baker?

Decorating By lvdenver Updated 30 Apr 2014 , 10:39pm by as you wish

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lvdenver Posted 30 Apr 2014 , 9:54pm
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Please help before I go too far!  I am wanting to make up some french bread today.  I made a mistake in the directions.

 

They said mix yeast with sugar and warm (110) water, which I did.  But then I also added the salt from the recipe which was not supposed to go in until I add the flour.  Before I waste 5 cups of flour, I need to know.....Did I just Kill my Yeast with the salt?  Or should I proceed?  The liquid mixture is all bubbly and smells of yest.

 

Any help?

 

Thanks!

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lvdenver Posted 30 Apr 2014 , 9:56pm
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So Sorry!  I posted this in the wrong Forum.  It should be under "How Do I?"

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as you wish Posted 30 Apr 2014 , 10:09pm
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AIf it's bubbly it will still work. The amount of salt in the recipe will just slow the action of the yeast, it won't kill it.

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lvdenver Posted 30 Apr 2014 , 10:22pm
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Hello As You Wish,

 

Thanks for answering  and thanks for the help.  I just KNEW I would get a quick answer here.  I Love this place!

 

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as you wish Posted 30 Apr 2014 , 10:39pm
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A:)

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