My First Ever Sourdough Loaf R Sourdough

Here S The Inside Of my First Ever Sourdough Loaf R Sourdough
Here S The Inside Of my First Ever Sourdough Loaf R Sourdough

Here S The Inside Of My First Ever Sourdough Loaf R Sourdough Rule 5 requires all sourdough photos to be accompanied by the ingredients used & process (the steps followed to make your bake). the details can be included in a picture, typed text or weblink. not all posts require a photo alongside your query, but please add details in your post, so we can help. posts may be removed at any time, but you will. Recipe: 57g starter 300g bread flour 200g all purpose flour 10g salt steps: added water to a bowl, added the starter, mixed the starter then added the flour and salt.

my first ever sourdough loaf Turned Out Way Better Than Expected Can T
my first ever sourdough loaf Turned Out Way Better Than Expected Can T

My First Ever Sourdough Loaf Turned Out Way Better Than Expected Can T You should preheat your dutch oven more to get a better crust. i see the recipe says at 425 but i do mine at 500 for 30 45 mins, then reduce to 450 to bake and do 30 min lid on, 15 20 mins lid off until the colour is to my liking. also i prefer using bread flour over ap flour, it’s stronger and gives it more structure. Lightly flour the top of your dough rounds and flour the work surface. with this recipe use a little more flour on the surface than normal, the dough will be extremely sticky and wet. flip each round and shape into a batard (see notes below) or boule, whatever your preference. here’s a video of how i shape a bâtard. When done, the loaf should have an internal temperature of around 208°f (97°c), and the crust should be a deep mahogany color and crackle crunch when squeezed. use your oven mitt to transfer the bread to a wire rack carefully. cool for 1 to 2 hours before slicing into your beginner’s sourdough bread. Place the lid on the pot and bake for 20 minutes. remove the lid and bake for an additional 30 minutes, or until the loaf is deeply browned and crispy on top. (for a less crusty finish, bake for the entire time with the lid on.) move to a cooling rack and allow the loaf to cool completely before slicing it.

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