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Flatbread Recipe calls for Easy Yeast...I only have Dried Active

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EdinaMonsoon · 30/06/2020 15:43

Can I use Dried Active yeast in place of easy blend?

I'm making flatbreads (Rick Stein's recipe).
The recipe calls for 250ml warm water so I assume I would simply top up the yeast/water blend to 250ml before adding to the recipe?

Are there any other things to be taken into consideration? Thanks :)

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Reallybadidea · 30/06/2020 15:53

Just dissolve the yeast in the 250mls warm water before adding to the flour.

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EdinaMonsoon · 30/06/2020 16:15

Thank you 😊 One more question: does the quantity of yeast remain the same? Recipe calls for 2tspns easy yeast.

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whoiscooking · 30/06/2020 16:19

I make Jamie Oliver's flatbreads, no need for yeast!

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XFPW · 30/06/2020 16:32

Here you go...

Flatbread Recipe calls for Easy Yeast...I only have Dried Active
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Reallybadidea · 30/06/2020 17:40

Yes, same quantity of yeast Smile

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Reallybadidea · 30/06/2020 17:42

Hmm maybe not then. Although I always just use them interchangeably and have never noticed any difference!

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EdinaMonsoon · 01/07/2020 00:35

Thanks everyone. From the answers here & those I found via google search, it seemed consensus varies from double the number of grams vs just 25% more. I was only working with 350g flour so I compromised & added 1.5 tspns of dried active yeast which I diluted in 150ml water with a tspn of sugar. Once it was frothy I added the additional 100ml water & mixedthe dough. It worked perfectly 😊 Thank you for taking the time to respond!

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