Largest Bake Day Ever For Sourdough. Took about 15 Hours Start to Finish. I really need a bigger oven…

by KLSFishing

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  1. KLSFishing

    First Market as a Sourdough Vendor.

    Started mixing at 7:30 and finished all the baking around Midnight.

    Plain, Jalapeño Cheddar, Guinness, Cinnamon Raisin, Cranberry Walnut were included varieties but mostly plain.

    10 Batards/Boules.

    7 Sandwich Loaves

    2 Focaccia

    32 Large Lye Dipped Pretzels 🥨

    Kept one of the batards as a sample and sliced it fresh for people to try and one extra pretzel with mustard dips.

    The Pumpkin Loaf really drew people in to the stand and the samples got people to buy as well.

    Sold out of everything except 2 Cinnamon Raisin Sandwich Loaves.

    Around this area, people tend to go more towards plain bread or Jalapeño Cheddar it seemed like.

    Super Fun and Fulfilling For Sure!

  2. potato_creek_jo

    My mouth is watering! Incredible work 🙂

  3. tipsy_bookbud_4414

    I would like to be a very friendly mouse in your kitchen, please!

  4. ryanmknox

    You did great work, you should be proud of it.

  5. evel333

    Gorgeous stuff. Love the color and texture of your crust.

  6. IceDragonPlay

    Wow!! Love the blistering on the batards and pumpkins!!

    Impressive collection!!

    I bake bread for 3 households now and am beginning to see the logic of the double ovens that were popular in the 70s-80s!! I almost want to build an extra room on my tiny house to fit in a Rofco bread oven and an extra freezer to keep flour and a fridge just for cold proofing shaped dough. Maybe the next house LOL!!

  7. Dependent_Stop_3121

    I love the Mohawk loaf, she is a looker for sure. I’m jealous of whoever got to take her home. That soft bubbly skin! Oh my lol.

  8. Beautiful!!!
    So same day sourdough?

    What’s yours process?
    I’d love to try to start baking a bit more at a time but I’m intimidated…

  9. IceDragonPlay

    I did want to ask a question about your Guinness bread. I remember you posted a comparison between two beer breads previously. Do you use starter and beer in the ingredients, or is the beer the only yeast/rising agent in the dough?

    You are so very talented with your bread baking!! Congrats on the market success!! Your customers have got to be thrilled that they found you!

  10. junmai_gaijinjo

    How’s your sourness? I’m curious how to get better “sour” flavor. Do you mind describing your time and temps? Just curious

  11. sabaw_na_chocolate

    Omg! So good! 😭 May I ask what oven you use?

  12. JohnAdamsRules1989

    Your fermentation game is on point!

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