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Submitted by jr.wraith on July 7, 2007 - 12:22pm. Sourdough Raisin BreadI chose this bread because I wanted to try sourdough for my second bread to bring me to the next level. I also wanted the raisins for a little pizazz to the taste. I think this one came out great. I'm glad that my dad helped me. It would never be such a success without him there. The looks beautiful. Hope you like it.
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Mix all ingredients in a big plastic bowl. Use a dough scraper and work in circles toward the middle all the way around 5 times. At 11:50am My dad said to let it rest for 1 hour. At 1:00pm I finished kneading the dough using the french fold technique for a few times. It turned soft and not so sticky, and I made it round and put it in the special plastic rising bucket. It was up to 1 qt. At 2:00pm I folded it. At 3:00pm I folded it. At 4:30 my dad folded it because I was gone acting in a play. I'm the cowardly lion in the wizard of oz. At 8:30pm it was up to 2qt. I made a round loaf. I pulled up all the edges to the middle like a bag and squeezed it. I turned it over and squeezed it in all around the sides. I turned it over into a bowl (my dad put the couche in the bowl) with special couche cloth in it. I put flour in it and rubbed it everywhere all over the couche. We put the whole loaf and a bowl of hot water in the microwave oven. I fell asleep! My dad baked the loaf at 11:00pm, but he wrote in my notes. The temperature was 425 for the first 15 minutes. After 15 minutes the temperature was dropped to 400. It was done at 11:30pm. We cut it today and had some. It was delicious bread! Will
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Looks yummy, Will!
Will, you are certainly on your way with another beautiful successful bake. Your raisin bread looks so beautiful and tasty. You seem to have that special touch. I might say it is the "artist" in you. (Hehe...I could not resist.)
Congrats on your role in the play as well. I love Wizard of Oz. My sister and I used to line up all our dolls every year to watch it with us when we were children. Oh, and I must say my husband can attest that I do quite a mean rendition of the cowardly lion's cry as well. At least I crack him up with it all the time.
Keep baking, Will. You are doing a super job!
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Excellent! Another great-looking bread. Your dad has helped me (and lots of other people here) tons with sourdough. Didn't even think I liked it before a few months ago, but was I ever wrong...
A night on stage will wear you out in a heartbeat, so falling asleep is understandable. Thanks for keeping us up to date.
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Will, great job!
Your raisin bread looks just wonderful.
I'm wondering how you liked working with the sourdough? I guess you learned that it can take a lot longer to rise than regular yeast breads. Did you like that? Sometimes I get impatient waiting for it, but it tastes so good, it's usually worth the wait!
I hope you'll keep on baking and showing us your bread.
Susanfnp
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You have the magic touch...
that's for sure! Your second loaf, a sourdough!! My first loaf of sourdough didn't even come close to yours. What's up next..be sure to post pics!
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Great Job Will!!
Lookin' great and thanks for sharing your journey!
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