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I'm trying to reconstruct a bread I loved while in Norway. I would appreciate some help.The loaf was 1/2 Borodinsky (no coriander/caraway, mostly whole rye but w/some wheat), 1/2 Danish rye (it had included rye berries, plus a sunflower seed topping).I've managed to get pretty close, but something feels off with the Borodinsky flavoring malt I'm using (Fawcett English Crystal

Nov. 29, 2021. Bake #70.Soaker: 11 g old fashioned (thick) rolled oats. 11 g quick oats. 20 g whole chia seed. 5 g poppy seeds. 11 g corn meal. 200 g bottled filtered water, at room temp.1/4 cup (4 tbsp) (82 g) honey. Dry ingredients:28 g Patel brand stone-ground WW durum flour. 22 g Sher Brar brand roller-milled WW durum flour, "Fiber Wala." 25 to 30 g (forget the exact

For those who bake bread using a Dutch oven but also have a baking stone in the oven, do you remove your baking stone when using the DO? I read somewhere it is recommended to remove it or put it in a rack below if the bottom of the loaf was burning in the DO to decrease the direct heat on the DO. It also said to not place the DO on the baking stone as it would be too hot. Any

Hello everyone,I will be doing a 8 loaf batch of Tartine bread in a wood - fired oven tomorrow night. Just for fun I would like to include a very large loaf. The book Tartine Bread has an old painting from France that shows a guy cutting up a loaf that must weigh 10 lbs. It got me wondering how this could possibly be baked. How could you get the inside baked through without

A few months back, I posted asking for advice on how to get a proper bâtard shape. I can finally say that I have learned to do so consistently, while also getting better at developing blisters on the crust. thanks for your help everyone! -Frank 53A0BCB0-0CC2-4D24-8C5F-4E1A8D3AB332.jpeg

Hello -I had my grandmothers N50 Hobart shipped to me and in transit it must have fallen out of the bottom of the box and landed on the switch plate. I removed the switch plate and straightened it out and replaced it but it is still not engaging. I believe the cam plate may have been bent in as well.I am mechanically inclined so I don't have too many issues with repairs.

I recently baked multiple loaves using Bob's Red Mill Artisan Flour. I am using a pizza stone to bake my loaves. Once the oven is preheatedto 250 c I insert the dough and immediately add boiling water to the bowl of lava rocks right beneath the stone for steam. I have noticed 10 minutes in the loaf transforms quickly and there is an upward bursting from the center. For anyone

On. those are the 3pm to richards and looking at values between 3—9 . moving through wednesday night, keep that brisk northerly wind and still feeding and some showers, wintry showers for some. into thursday this little ridge of high pressure starts to build its way in is what we will keep some showers going to hear late for eastern coastal areas, generally we see more in the way up to and there will be some spells of sunshine although more clout is at this bread from the west later in the day...

If I want to make a dough with 70% hydration, can I make a poolish that makes up the entire water weight of the dough? Some of my concerns are that 1: There would be no water left for autolysing the rest of the flour2. There is a risk of too much sugar being consumed by the yeast, in the end leaving little left for browning and flavor. Though I also wonder if this can be

I would like to make my own Barley Malt Powder at home. Can i use naked or pearl barley? i can’t find whole barley kernels at local market.