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Salt does inhibit growth somewhat, but it can also pull something from the yeast cells to make the dough more elastic. I have baked with pressed yeast initially mixed with only salt. This mix makes the pressed yeast collapse to a liquid, but this liquid still makes the dough rise as normal.alt does retard yeast growth, and in concentrations that are too high, it can indeed kill the yeast. In judicious amounts, salt is what brings out the flavor in the bread and controls yeast growth so that the resulting crumb is nice and even.
Salt: that is Kosher. is definitely larger in terms of grain and coarse in terms of texture. The regular table salt is fine, like sugar, and in fact, it's hard to tell, by just looking, with the naked eye, what is refined sugar from salt.I believe Kosher salt has a different taste from regular salt, but of course, salt is salt. And salty is the result.I often purchase salt that is Ocean salt, and it has more grain, being unrefined.mac burnett-kosher salt is usually much coarser, so a tablespoon of kosher salt contains less salt than a tablespoon of table salt. Also, most kosher salt doesn't contain iodide/iodine.