Red Star Yeast Active Dry - 0.25 Oz

Red Star Yeast Active Dry - 0.25 Oz

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Yeast, Active Dry, Original

A tradition in family baking. American Culinary ChefsBest: 2012 Chefs Best Award, Excellence. www.chefsbest.org. Honored with the ChefsBest Award for Excellence. All natural. Gluten free. Ideal for bread machines & traditional baking. Carol Stevens Guarantee: If you have questions, are not satisfied with the quality of this product, or if you would like recipes or additional information, please write to me in care of Red Star Yeast, 7475 W. Main Street Milwaukee, WI 53214, call 1-800-445-4746, M-F, 9 AM - 4 PM CST. Honored with the ChefsBest Award for Excellence: The ChefsBest Excellence Award is awarded to brands that surpass quality standards established by independent professional chefs. www.redstaryeast.com. Visit our Web site for baking tips, additional information and recipes. Does not contain wheat gluten or other cereal protein. 0 calories - 0 fat - 0 sodium. Product of Mexico.

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Kosher
Gluten Free
Directions Approximately 2-1/4 tsp. equal one 1/4 oz. packet of Red Star Yeast. Three 1/4 oz. packets equal the activity of one 2 oz. yeast cake. Store in a cool, dry place. Baking Tips: Use a thermometer to determine liquid temperatures. To activate yeast for traditional baking methods: Dissolve one packet in 1/4 cup warm liquid, 110-115 degrees F. Add 1/2 tsp. sugar. Wait for foam to double in volume. Or blend yeast with dry ingredients. Add very warm liquids, 120-130 degrees F. Avoid liquid temperatures above 140 degrees F as this will harm the yeast. For bread machines, use liquids at 80 degrees F. Add liquids, then dry ingredients; yeast is added last.
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