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Food & Cooking: Sourdough mini baguettes - 84% hydration
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Sourdough mini baguettes - 84% hydration

Ready for stage 12 (eating!)

Ready for stage 12 (eating!)
Cut away of crumb

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
Artisan Bread Making »

Instructions

Wet and stick dough - use the oil slick method.

Flour was a blend of mostly bread with a little white whole wheat and dark rye. 113% starter (at 125% hydration). 61% water, 2.3% salt, 1.6% instant yeast). Mix, S&F 4 times at 5 minute intervals and pop in the fridge overnight.

Note - the starter is very wet. When you add in the flour & water in the starter you end up ...

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Category: Food & Cooking

Type of item: Food

For: Unisex

Style: Funky


Materials

Flour mix: bread/white whole wheat/rye, starter, water, salt and a little instant yeast.

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LorrieW on craftsy.com
Feb 18, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Wow, great holes!
HeirloomImprint on craftsy.com
Jan 21, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
This has a huge amount of starter. This was a formula I converted from a recipe in one of my older bread books. Normally, the starter percentage is around 30% - 35% or so. I tried this recipe exactly because it used a lot of starter and I happened to have a lot of started that I wanted to use. :) Note, this is 'young starter', where I feed the starter with a small shot of mother starter to get the yeast rolling without a lot of acetic acid build up. This give you a lot of flavor with excessive 'sourdough tang'.
rowleypolybird on craftsy.com
Jan 20, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Is this not quite a lot of starter? I usually only use a couple of tablespoons of starter when I'm making sourdough.