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My attempt at making this bread. There were two loaves, nearly square. They expanded and matted together in the oven. Pleasant taste, good expansion and open crumb.

Hi I am new to making a sour dough starter and I was following https://www.farmhouseonboone.com/no-knead-sourdough-bread, I use a cup of flour and 1 cup water. It seems to be doing ok I am on day 5 and tomorrow I'm suppose to feed twice a day and I am afraid the container is not big enough, can I move to another container safely? Thanks

For those unfamiliar Lap Cheong are the Chinese sausages that are dry cured and super flavourful. I haven’t had these in decades and saw them at the local Chinese market so had to pick up a package. I decided to use them in a filled bun to showcase the flexibility of the SD Hokkaido Milk bread dough. For these buns I decided on a whim to use 50% WW and 50% bread flour. The in

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Lovely rye/wheat rolls, mostly wholegrain. I made them with two preferments, one rye with rye starter, and the second one made with whole wheat flour and a pinch of yeast. Both of them were 100% hydration, for the sake if simplicity and easiness of mixing. I let them ferment for most of the day, about 8 hours. I also boiled and mashed a smallish potato and, while still hot,

My husband isn’t a big sourdough fan, so I will occasionally fiddle around with ways to minimize the acidity in our bread. Recently, I was thumbing through the second edition of Hamelman's Bread and was intrigued by his introduction to the formula for Swiss Farm Bread, in which he notes a lack of acidity. I decided to give it a try. The bread is started with yeast produced

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I am interested in building a high temperature oven (similar to the Breville Pizzaiolo) to experiment with flatbreads and pizza.Has anyone tried using a commercial griddle together with an inverted electric grill on top (some metalworking required:Griddles are very cheap and typically go up to 300C, they heat up more quickly than an oven (especially when heated from the top as

Hi all, I've had stale starters sitting in my fridge for over the past year or two hahaha. I'm really horrible at regularly feeding them so they develop the black/greyish liquid that I end up draining every so often. Yesterday I pulled a couple out to revive (drained and discarded over half probably) and mixed in approx equal parts of AP flour + water. I got close to doubling