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Today's bake - 100% whole wheat SD, baked in a small graniteware roaster.Hard white spring wheat (home milled) 450 gmWater 405 gmStarter (100% hydration) 130 gmSalt 9 gmBulk proof 7 hours (might been a tad too long)Final proof in banetton 45 min. The kitchen went from 68F this morning to 75F by early afternoon, and I wasn't watching closely enough how rapidly the proofing

7 gr salt and 2. Add 200 gr A/P flour and mix to fully hydrate. Pinch the dough to eliminate dry spots. Cover and let rest for 20 minutes. 3. Incorporate 70 gr cold butter. Divide the butter into 3 portions and cut each portion into small pieces. Add one portion and start mixing on high speed (Kitchen Aid 4) for 30 seconds. Release the dough from the hook and repeat additional 30 seconds intervals until the butter disappears. Then add the next portion.  4. Once all the butter is incorporate...

gerhard No matter what route you choose it will take at least 1/2 hour for your oven to stabilize to your target temperature, with the baguette that might be enough to bring it to room temperature. Gerhard toddvp my plan was to set the oven timer so its already hot when I get up. Normally I get the dough/loaves out and proof for a few hours to bring it up to temp, but Im just seeing how uber-efficient the process can be for the sake of schedule. All at Sea "Has anyone baked loaves that we...

idaveindy BTW, the Fromartz ebook page has a "send a free sample" button. It also has the "Look inside" feature on its Amazon page. suave What I think you want is a set of two volumes called "Special and Decorative Breads".  These are relatively unknown (and therefore inexpensive) books published 20-30 years ago.  They will not necessarily appeal to  True Artisans - few things are autolyzed, folded or retarded, they dont strive for open crumb and have a drastically different notion of...

In December, I started experimenting with building a stiff sourdough starter. It has been a failure.I started by first making a 100%-hydration starter using fizzy raisin yeast water and Bob's Red Mill organic AP flour. The raisins are mostly organic Flame raisins with some of the Monukka variety, rinsed to rid the oil. I let that starter sit for 2 days. Then, using 16g of that

No more store bought boxed stuff—here's exactly how to make your own delicious matzo at home. The homemade version is much easier to make than you might think, and bakes up so light and crispy.

I always point folks to Mike Averys Mixer Throwdown, which is the best side-by-side comparison of those two Ive seen. Personally, Ive not used the Bosch.  Im using an Ankarsrum Assistent now and am very very happy with it. I was worried about it not working well on small batches, but Ive been able to mix a dough with a single pound of flour just fine.  No problem making cookies, frosting, or whipped cream with the other attachments either.  And it doesnt break a sweat when Ive mix 1.5kg of ...

  Method Mix – 9:00 a.m. This dough can be mixed by hand (I would use the slap and fold technique) or with a stand mixer like a KitchenAid. To the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the dough hook attachment, add both the flours, water, salt, and ripe sourdough starter (hold back the olive oil until later in mixing).  Mix on speed 1 for 1 to 2 minutes until incorporated. Then, mix on speed 2 for 5 minutes until dough strengthens and clumps around the dough hook. Let the dough rest in the mi...