We are at our annual craft fair, where my kids sell homemade treats and lemonade. I usually show my woodworking crafts, but this year decided to bring some sourdough as a trial.

Of the 6 loaves that I brought, 4 sold just after we finished getting setup, and everyone wants to talk about them.

Even without the sales, it's a great opportunity to talk bread with others who appreciate the good stufff.

by vipervt09

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  2. vipervt09

    Recipe:

    750g white bread flour

    250g spelt

    720g water (reserve 20g for addition of salt)

    200g of 100% hydration starter (fed with bread flour and dark rye)

    20g salt

    Process

    Mix flour and 700g of warm water.
    Autolyse 1 hour.
    Mix starter until combined.
    Mix salt and 20g water.
    Wait 10 mins.
    Slap and fold until good window pane.
    Place in container inside proofing chamber @ 80°.
    Coil fold each hour until bulk ferment is over.
    Divide and preshape.
    Wait 20 mins.
    Final shape and into bannetons.
    Proof on counter for about 1 hour (until poke test looks good).
    Cold retard in fridge until ready to bake the next day.
    Bake 500° Dutch oven, covered for 25 mins (added a couple ice cubes before covering).
    Uncover and bake at 450° for about 25mins or until done (use cookie sheet below Dutch oven to prevent burned bottom).

  3. so gorgeous oh my gosh, inspired me to try learning

  4. That’s so cool ! I think this is why people get into doing mini bakeries.

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