Mélange
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70%
16%
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Farine
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Karma
Depuis 2010
I worked at a winery in Sonoma, Preston vinyards and he made sourdough in his wood fired oven. I became hooked. When I moved to Washington State and realized there was no good bread for 200 miles I decided I had to start my own starter and bake bread. It took me about 5 years to really feel like I knew what I was doing...and I keep experimenting. It's addictive.
Caractéristiques
Very moist crumb, with just a slightly sour, yet fresh flavor. Crust is crunchy and thin. Good crumb to crust ratio. Nice blistered crust, irregular whole structure in the crumb. During the dough phase it is nice and elastic and a sour/salty flavor.
Goût et saveur
Recette
Ingrédients de base
- 63% Ap flour
- 7% Whole wheat flour
- 12% Pre ferment
- 2% Starter
- 14% Water
- 2% Salt
Ingrédients pour nourrir le levain
- 56% Starter
- 18% Ap flour
- 26% Water
1
Start with 4.5oz of starter.
Feeding one 8am: 1.4oz flour, 1/4 cup water
Feeding two 1pm: 2.8oz flour, 1/2 cup water
Feeding three: 5.5oz water, 1 cup water
When making dough the next day I pull out 70 grams of starter for the preferment before last feeding.
preferment is 70g AP Flour, 70g WW Flour, 70g Starter and 140g water.
56% Starter
18% Ap flour
26% Water
Méthode de travail
1
Preferment the night before with whole wheat flour, AP flour, water and starter.
Dough is AP Flour, Whole Wheat flour, starter, water and fine sea salt.
My dough is high hydration and mixed by hand. I turn the dough every 45 minutes for about 4 hours. Then bench rest, shape, basket rest and into the fridge overnight. Loaves are baked the next morning in cast iron dutch ovens.
63% Ap flour
7% Whole wheat flour
12% Pre ferment
2% Starter
14% Water
2% Salt
Result
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