which helps in the rise of bread or dosa dough
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yeast
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yeadt is an leavening agent because of growth of yeast
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Yeast aids in the rising of bread or dosa dough.
Explanation:
- The yeast causes the bread or idli/dosa dough to rise. It's because yeast cells multiply and, through respiration, fill the dough or idli with bubbles, increasing the volume.
- In bread and idli/dosa dough production, yeast is employed as a leavening agent. The leavening agent, or yeast, turns the sugars in the dough into carbon dioxide and generates energy in the process.
- As a result, yeast cells multiply, and dough swells. When such dough is baked, air pockets created by carbon dioxide give bread and idli a soft and spongy texture.
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