1) The dough is too warm coming off the mixer. A 15F increase in dough temperature can double yeast activity. Targeting an 80F dough temperature for overnight, refrigerated dough is a good starting point. 2) The dough was stored at too warm of a temperature. Make sure your walk cooler is below 40F.
10 cups comes to about 1200 grams of flour which should only need about 18 grams of yeast to leaven. Yeast usually comes about 7 grams per packet. The only explanation that comes to mind is the recipe being a no knead bread which uses very little yeast, but a long fermentation period to develop gluten and leaven the loaf, usually 12-18 hours.
How to fix if the sourdough bread is too dense due to starter issues: Add starter only when it is at its peak. Let the starter mature a bit before using. Do not risk baking with a very new starter. If you have a clumsy starter, increases the starter percentage by 4 to 5 percent in the recipe you are following.
Here are the top four things that yeast does to bread (and why you shouldn’t attempt to make your loaf of bread without it): 1. Leavening/Rising. The most prominent thing yeast does in bread is allow it to “leaven,” which is just a fancy word for “rise.”. Basically, if you don’t use yeast in a loaf of bread that requires it, you
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