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爱做面包的太阳花
爱做面包的太阳花
Aug 4, 2021
SourdoughLevain

Sourdough Practice Log ❤️ Turmeric Country Loaves

记录天然酵种酸面包练习❤️姜黄味

Oven Temp
250°C / 482°F
Bake Time
20—25 min
Batch Yield
—

🍞 Formula & Measurements

  • •Whole wheat flour 110g
  • •Spelt flour 60g
  • •Bread flour 500g
  • •Ground turmeric 6g
  • •Sea salt 7g
  • •Water 525g

🍞Ingredients: (Makes two loaves, using large bannetons) 30g active sourdough starter fed at 1:1:1

Whole wheat flour 110g, spelt flour 60g, bread flour 500g, ground turmeric 6g, sea salt 7g, water 525g.

🍞Instructions:

1️⃣At 6:00 AM, build the levain by feeding 30g of mature, active sourdough starter at a 1:1:1 ratio.

2️⃣Around 2:00 PM, the levain has nearly tripled in volume.

3️⃣Mix all the flours (500g + 110g + 60g) with 525g of water until no dry flour remains, then autolyse for 1 hour.

4️⃣Once the levain passes the float test, add it to the autolysed dough, mix until evenly incorporated, and let it rest for 30 minutes.

5️⃣Add the salt, mix until thoroughly incorporated, and let it rest for 30 minutes.

6️⃣Wet both hands with water and perform the first set of stretch and folds. Perform another set of folds every 45 minutes for a total of 4–5 sets. After the final fold, let the dough rest for 1 hour.

7️⃣Shape the loaves, place them into bannetons, and transfer to the fridge overnight for a cold retard of 12–16 hours.

8️⃣The next day, preheat the oven to 250°C with the Dutch oven and lid inside. Wear heavy oven mitts to avoid burns. Score the loaves, place into the hot Dutch oven, and bake covered for 20 minutes. Remove the lid, lower the oven temperature to 225°C, and bake for another 20–25 minutes.

9️⃣Take care to protect your hands from the heat when removing the loaves.

🔟Let the loaves cool completely on a wire rack for 2 hours before slicing.

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💡 Baker's Q&A & Troubleshooting (4)

Distilled from Author's Notes
Q:What kind of Dutch oven do you use?
A:I use a 24cm Staub and a 26cm Le Creuset. Any oven-safe pot with a tight-fitting lid in a 24cm or 26cm size works well.
Q:The dough isn't super tight, nor does it puddle out completely. Hydration is 73%.
A:It might be lacking gluten strength. Would leaving out the cake flour help? My rustic loaves still flop from time to time too, so I am figuring it out along the way as well.
Q:Can I make this using 100% bread flour?
A:Yes, you can. A formula I used before has 700g bread flour, 525g water, 8g salt, and 165g levain (15g starter + 75g flour + 75g water).
Q:When I make rustic loaves and baguettes, the dough sticks to the lame during scoring and I can't get clean cuts. My formula is 70% bread flour, 30% cake flour, 73% water, 2% salt, and 10% homemade levain. How can I improve this?
A:How was the bulk fermentation? Does the shaped dough hold its tension well, or does it spread out flat?

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