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Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65

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Portuguese T65 (ash ~0.65%) from a long-established Porto miller, offered in several variants (plain T65, T65 Corrigida with improver for baguette/carcaça, Regueifa, Bolacha) and mostly sold in 5kg/industrial format. Protein and W are not published; treat as a standard mid-strength bread T65 at 60-68% hydration. The 'Corrigida' version is the one tuned for crusty baguette-style breads.

Hydration64.0%
64%
Ball count
Ball weight29 cm

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Moagem Ceres Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65 is a recommended hydration range of 60–68%. Portuguese T65 (ash ~0.65%) from a long-established Porto miller, offered in several variants (plain T65, T65 Corrigida with improver for baguette/carcaça, Regueifa, Bolacha) and mostly sold in 5kg/industrial format. Protein and W are not published; treat as a standard mid-strength bread T65 at 60-68% hydration. The 'Corrigida' version is the one tuned for crusty baguette-style breads.

How much hydration for Moagem Ceres Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65?

The recommended hydration range for Moagem Ceres Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65 is 60–68%. A practical starting point is 64%.

Hydration should match your oven temperature. Lower heat means a longer bake, so the dough needs more water to avoid drying out.

Moagem Ceres Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65 fermentation for 24 hours

A 24-hour cold fermentation for Moagem Ceres Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65 develops a richer flavor while preserving dough structure and an airy rim. Keep the dough around 4°C (39°F), then warm it for about 2–3 hours before baking.

Moagem Ceres Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65 fermentation for 48 hours

A 48-hour cold fermentation for Moagem Ceres Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65 develops a richer flavor while preserving dough structure and an airy rim. Keep the dough around 4°C (39°F), then warm it for about 2–3 hours before baking.

Moagem Ceres Farinha de Trigo Tipo 65 fermentation for 72 hours

At 72 hours, this flour is beyond its recommended 12–48-hour cold window. The gluten network will weaken and the dough can become very prone to tearing.

portuguese, t65, bread, industrial

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Ash Content
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