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What Kind of Yeast?
I’m enrolled in the doughnut class right now. One central thing I wonder: When dry yeast is mentioned – what kind of yeast is meant? Instant Dry Yeast, Active Dry Yeast? Without this info it seems impossible for me to complete the recipe. Can anyone help me?
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Hi Andreas! The Spanish language recipe book in the doughnuts course lists “levadura instantánea”, which is of course instant yeast. Good luck with your doughnut adventures!
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🫶 thanks
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