Sourdough
Purpose and vision
- culinary-arts
- you’re depending on your own skills and you’re able to make
something that looks and tastes great
- to be able to understand the dough and know what it needs exactly so
the bread will be a success
- to be able to make a great looking and tasting sourdough bread that
is on the softer side
Next steps for sourdough
- hendrik kleinwächter - the sourdough framework
- My Best Sourdough Recipe | The Perfect Loaf - this
looks like a great recipe, but right now it’s a bit high in hydration
for my skills
- pin down a good flow for making focaccia
- dark full rye bread
- baguette
- practice with shaping
- figure out the baking time
- try higher hydration
- sourdough croissant
Notes and thoughts around
sourdough
Notes on sourdough bread
- not enough oven spring
- loses shape with cold ferment
- 500g flour bread does not fit in my dutch oven at least not as a
batard shape
Baguette recipe
- 70-75% hydration, 2% salt, 100g flour per single baguette
- ingredients
- ~60g starter
- 300g flour
- 210g water for 70% hydration
- 7g salt
- instructions
- effectively the same to making sourdough bread
- put the dough to fridge for cold ferment
- shape right before baking
- dust the bottom side with flour
- flatten lightly
- fold the top quarter towards yourself
- turn 180 degrees
- fold the top third to meet the previous fold in the middle
- turn 180 degrees
- fold top half over the bottom
- roll the dough while stretching it out
- the shaped baguette will be very round at this point
- let rest for ~20 minutes while the oven heats up
- bake with steam
- 250°C for 15 min
- 220°C for 15 min
Aevum Linea
- 27C - sourdough bread
- 28U08 - first pain de mie