דיברתי עם מישהי שמבינה והיא אמרה לי שבלחמניות ליום יום אפשר לשים פחות שמרים ובחלות לשים יותר כי בגלל שבחלות
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WHEN I MAKE DOUGH FOR BREAD THERE IS A BAD SMELL AFTER THE RISE AND WHEN I BAKE IT IN THE OVEN THERE IS A BAD GAS THAT COMES OUT, WHAT CAN THAT BE
The bad smell and gas that occur during and after baking bread can be caused by several factors:
1. **Old or Spoiled Ingredients**: Check the freshness of your flour, yeast, and any other ingredients you're using. Using expired or spoiled ingredients can lead to off smells.
2. **Yeast Issues**: If your yeast is old or has been improperly stored, it might not be active enough or could have developed a bad odor.
3. **Fermentation Problems**: Over-fermentation or fermentation at too high a temperature can sometimes produce off-putting smells.
4. **Rancid Fats**: If you're using fats like butter or oil that have gone rancid, they can emit unpleasant odors during baking.
5. **Uncovered Dough**: If your dough is left uncovered during rising, it can absorb odors from the environment.
To troubleshoot:
- **Check Ingredients**: Make sure all ingredients are fresh and within their expiration dates.
- **Temperature Control**: Ensure the dough rises at the correct temperature according to your recipe.
- **Cover Dough**: Keep the dough covered with plastic wrap or a damp cloth during rising to prevent absorption of odors.
- **Oven Cleanliness**: Clean your oven regularly to prevent any residual odors from affecting the bread.
By addressing these factors, you should be able to identify and eliminate the source of the bad smell and gas during baking.