Yogurt Bread - Part One and Deux
I'm finally able to drag myself to my computer to edit photos and do a fancy write-up of my latest bakes… I've been spending too much time at work lately, and have not had time to write about baking, which seems to take more time and effort than just baking alone…
Anyways, I had some yogurt that had been sitting around, and I've been too lazy to eat it for some reason. I remember seeing a recipe on Zorra's blog for a Yoghurt loaf: http://kochtopf.twoday.net/stories/joghurtbrot-yoghurt-loaf/ [1].
These are my versions. Version 1 is direct proofing, using more yeast, and making the bread in a few hours with direct proofing. Version 2 uses less yeast, some honey, and refrigerated proofing. I think version 2 is much better in all aspects, especially crumb and flavor… Enjoy.
Tim
1/18/11 - Yogurt Bread - Part One - Direct proofing
Recipe
900g AP
100g WW
620g Water
22g Kosher Salt
200g Yogurt (Stonyfield Organic Cream Top)
176g Sourdough Starter (Storage starter at approx 68% hydration)
10g Instant Yeast
2028g Total Dough Yield
Method
8:05pm - In a large mixing bowl, add wet ingredients, and then all dry ingredients on top. Mix with rubber spatula for approx 3 minutes, or until dough forms shaggy dough. Cover with plastic bag and let rest.
8:30pm - Squish dough with wet hands to make sure all the lumps are gone. Turn dough in bowl using wet hands and plastic scraper 3 times using letter fold method. cover and let rest.
9:00pm - Turn dough, cover and let rest.
9:30pm - Turn dough, cover and let rest.
10:20pm - Divide dough into 2 equal pieces, shape into boules, place seam side up in well floured, linen lined bannetons. Place bannetons in plastic bag. Let proof for approx 1 hr.
10:30pm - Arrange baking stone (14" x 16"), and loaf pan with lava rocks and water filled about 3/4 way. Preheat oven with convection to 500F for 1 hr.
11:30pm - Turn boules out onto floured peel, slash as desired, place into oven directly on to stone. Bake for 10 mins at 500F with steam, no convection, then turn down to 450F, remove steam pan, rotate loaves, bake for another 30-35 minutes, or until internal temp reaches 210F and loaves weight 15% less than pre bake weight. Cool overnight on wire rack before cutting and eating…
1/22/11 - Yogurt Bread - Part Deux - Retarded Proofing
Recipe
900g AP
100g WW
600g Water
20g Kosher Salt
30g Honey
200g Yogurt (Stonyfield Organic Cream Top)
190g Sourdough Starter (Storage starter at approx 68% hydration)
4g Instant Yeast (1 tsp)
2044g Total Dough Yield
Method
1/22/11 - Evening
10:26pm - In a large mixing bowl, add wet ingredients, and then all dry ingredients on top. Mix with rubber spatula for approx 3 minutes, or until dough forms shaggy dough. Cover with plastic bag and let rest.
10:32pm - Squish dough with wet hands to make sure all the lumps are gone. Turn dough in bowl using wet hands and plastic scraper 3 times using letter fold method. cover and let rest.
10:45pm - Turn dough, cover and let rest.
11:30pm - Divide dough into 2 equal pieces, shape into boules, place seam side down in well floured, linen lined bannetons. Place bannetons in plastic bag, place in refrigerator overnight. Go to bed.
1/23/11 - Next Morning
9:10am - Take bannetons out of fridge, place on counter. Arrange baking stone (14" x 16"), and loaf pan with lava rocks and water filled about 3/4 way. Preheat oven with convection to 500F for at least 1/2 hr.
9:45am - Turn boules out onto floured peel, place into oven directly on to stone. Bake for 10 mins at 500F with steam, no convection, then turn down to 450F, remove steam pan, rotate loaves, bake for another 30-35 minutes, or until internal temp reaches 210F and loaves weight 15% less than pre bake weight. Cool completely on wire rack before cutting and eating…
Sent to Susan at Yeastspotting [2] on 1/26/2011