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Easter Bake.
I've been working on the same formula for a while. I think I'm slowly getting there.
Fresh pesto.
Ready for the freezer and a week's worth of toast.
Happy Easter!
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4/10 Bake
While I'm raising my first sourdough starter, it won't be ready for another week or so,
I thought I'd try a loaf with a little Rye and Whole wheat.
My "formula" was:
40g Rye flour
40g Whole Wheat flour
420g KA Bread flour
350g water
10g salt
1/4 tsp dry active yeast
-Autolyse for 30 min
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Duck Rabbit Stout Bread
Baking a loaf of bread for a buddy, so he can have roast beef and swiss cheese sandwiches. I thought a beer bread would be tasty.
Here is a picture of the final proof.
Formula:
500g bread flour
350g dark beer
50g water
13g salt
1/3 tsp dry active yeast
30 min autolyze
30 min stretch and fold, 4x
1 hr bulk rise
overnight cold ferment
come to room temp 2 hrs
shape boule
proof 1 hr
A good burger starts with a good bun.
I've been craving a little burger action this week and thought why don't I try my hand at baking some buns. After all, everyone knows that you can't have a good burger with out a good bun.
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Guinness, buttermilk, cranberry, no-knead bread.

I was pleased with the results. The beer came through big time. The crumb was moist and chewy.
1 1/2 cup Whole wheat flour KA
1 1/2 cup bread flour
3/4 cup buttermilk
1 1/2 Guinness beer
1/4 t yeast
1 1/2 t sea salt
-18 hr ferment
-baked in dutch oven at 500 degrees, 20 min lid on, 18 lid off.