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50% Whole Wheat Poolish Loaf ❗ Healthy ❗ Low Sugar ❗ Low Oil
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爱做面包的太阳花
爱做面包的太阳花
Jul 4, 2021
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50% Whole Wheat Poolish Loaf ❗ Healthy ❗ Low Sugar ❗ Low Oil

波兰种50%全麦吐司❗减肥❗低糖❗少油

Oven Temp
190°C / 374°F
Bake Time
35 min
Batch Yield
—

🍞 Formula & Measurements

  • •Poolish: Whole wheat flour 150g
  • •Poolish: Water 150g
  • •Poolish: Instant dry yeast 1.5g
  • •Main dough: Bread flour 150g
  • •Main dough: Water 75g (adjust as needed)
  • •Main dough: Milk powder 15g
  • •Main dough: Salt 3g
  • •Main dough: Sugar 17g
  • •Main dough: Instant dry yeast 2g
  • •Main dough: Butter 15g

❗❗ This bread has been my healthy rice replacement over the past few days ❗❗

🍞 Ingredients:

🎈 Poolish: Whole wheat flour 150g, water 150g, instant dry yeast 1.5g

🎈 Main dough: Bread flour 150g, water 75g (adjust as needed), milk powder 15g, salt 3g, sugar 17g, instant dry yeast 2g, butter 15g.

🍞 Instructions:

1️⃣ Mix the poolish ingredients together the night before and place straight into the fridge overnight (Picture 3).

2️⃣ After 12 hours the next day, take out the poolish and mix with all main dough ingredients except the butter until the dough pulls a thick membrane. Add the softened room-temperature butter and continue mixing until it pulls a thin, translucent membrane (full windowpane stage).

3️⃣ Shape into a tight ball, cover, and let it bulk ferment (first proof).

4️⃣ Once doubled in size, gently degas the large air bubbles, divide into 3 equal portions, shape into balls, and give them a 15-minute bench rest. Roll out, coil, and place into the loaf pan.

5️⃣ For the second proof, I put a bowl of hot water inside the unheated oven to create a warm, humid environment. Proof until the pan is 80% full.

6️⃣ Bake at 190°C on the lower-middle rack for about 35 minutes (adjust according to how your oven runs).

Note:

I used Bob's Red Mill whole wheat flour, Central Milling bread flour, a built-in Bosch oven, and a KitchenAid 8-quart stand mixer.

💡 Baker's Q&A & Troubleshooting (10)

Distilled from Author's Notes
Q:Why does everything go smoothly in the earlier steps, but my second proof always fails to rise?
A:Could it just need more time? Mine took 100 minutes for the second proof.
Q:For the second proof in the oven with a bowl of hot water, do you also pre-warm the oven to around 30°C?
A:No, I leave the oven off. In the winter I turn on the oven light, which generates a gentle warmth.
Q:I always do a single proof and bake, and it tastes good. Does doing a second proof make it softer or give it a better crumb structure?
A:A single proof gives a denser, finer crumb, while a double proof makes the loaf lighter and fluffier. If you use a sponge method where the sponge already fermented overnight, that counts toward the first fermentation, so the next day you can just give the dough a short rest and shape it directly into the pan.
Q:Can I use milk instead of water in the main dough?
A:Yes, you can. Milk is about 88% water, so adjust the liquid amount accordingly.
Q:Can this dough be shaped as a soft European-style boule? I'm not quite sure of the difference between soft Euro bread dough and loaf dough.
A:Yes, you can shape this dough as a soft Euro loaf. Soft Euro doughs typically have no eggs, little or no oil, and higher fiber, which is the main difference from rich, sweet sandwich loaf doughs.
Q:Did you turn on a proof setting in your oven?
A:My oven is very basic and doesn't have a proof setting or independent top and bottom heat controls.
Q:My whole wheat loaf didn't rise during the second proof. I don't know if I over-mixed the dough or over-proofed the first bulk fermentation.
A:Either one could cause that. Keep at it! Starting with 30% whole wheat is much easier than jumping straight to 100% whole wheat.
Q:Do you put the lid on the Pullman pan when baking this?
A:I baked mine open-top without a lid. You can bake it lidded if you like; just add a few extra minutes to the baking time.
Q:Did you turn on the fermentation function of the oven?
A:My oven is very basic, without fermentation function and without top and bottom heat
Q:Why is it that I have no issues before, but the second fermentation never rises properly?
A:Is it not long enough? I sent for 100 minutes Is the state of the Polish starter good? Did you not forget to add yeast to the main dough? I also just boiled the water, and in winter I have to change it two or three times, so this has been personally tested and is definitely fine. Mm-hmm

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