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Will is the Master but I had a “ bucket o’ dough” so I will post as well . Endless shapes and sizes and permutations. 

No kiddos helping they’ve gone home , mores the pity! 

2000 g of dough makes one big sheet 1000g  and two Detroit deep pizza crusts 500g each . All my pans look “ rough” but they bake up nicely. I butter just like I do my Pullman with cold butter and the crust will crisp nicely and no stone needed or special treatment. 

Almost had a top on but circumstances dictated a topless loaf . All whole grains Yecoro Rojo, Spelt , and Rye with purchased Golden Temple Fine Durum Atta. 600g of flour combo , 150g of Trinity ( used date nectar as sweetener and buttermilk and EVOO) 360 g very very active levain . Misjudged the amount of H2O the flour was quite dry and needed to add +200g so 1600 g loaf in a 1400g pan! Ooops. Topless is the way to go. 

There’s 6# of bread gone! Had to start again. Granddaughter is making snakes too! 

And so it begins. Two SD crusts and time. I have a tried and true formula will post after the helpers are in bed! 

She’s 7 he’s 5! They love to bake and eat! Great kids .

forgot to resize! Sorry. 

I reworked the measurements to get a higher PFF. 

credit to (https://thecafesucrefarine.com/ridiculously-easy-buttermilk-biscuits/)

I make Sourdough crusts and pre bake. Freeze and ready for impromptu dinners! I keep sauce in the freezer in pints and I buy Whole milk mozzarella and Monterey Jack ( can’t get Wisconsin Brick cheese). I use my 1970 sheet pans or my Detroit pans depending on how I feel. It’s all yum. 

I found a few of my saved packets. I used to make these particular recipes a lot. I made the Pumpernickel so often that I wrote it out and had tossed the packet because it had fallen apart. 1977-78. 

Well I’m impressed that it’s not a disaster and I learned a LOT along the way. 

Never change too many things with a bake at once. CHECK! ( ignored)

Never try to multitask to the point of complete forgetfulness. CHECK! ( ignored) 

Be grateful that even though everything went awry the bread is wonderful . CHECK!!!!