Sourdough Pizza

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Preparing to make a traditional panettone can sometimes be daunting, especially when I don't have MANY ingredients! A panettone recipe from Chef Alphonso Pepe calls for several citrus fruit paste. It is discouraging that I have to pause to prepare these ingredients every time before I can make his panettone. I like spontaneous baking, and that's why I love CLAS. Any extended prep work before a bake will most likely deter me from baking.
Hi All,
Earlier this year I traveled to San Francisco and visited Tartine Bakery. I tried a few pastries and their country loaf. I give them a great review on the pastries, but the country loaf was disappointing. I had much better sourdough in Oregon.
Has anyone else had Tartine bread? Did you find it was worth the hype?
To me it was kind of burnt tasting that overwhelmed the sourdough flavor.
Thank you for reading!
Hi Everyone,
I'd like to share here the video that I uploaded a few months ago on YouTube related to the preparation of the Sourdough Focaccia; I hope that you'll find it helpful :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acZf9-Znc_8
Chris
After getting comfortable baking yeast breads with at least some amount of home milled flour, I decided to don my proverbial water wings and venture into the deeper end of the bread baking pool with the sourdough people. So far, it feels like I am doing a dog paddle, but my first SD bake came out good enough for us.
A chocolatey taste with a hint of bitterness for this Chocolate Sourdough, Goes very well with Nutella and definitely “Butter” or on its own.
Recipe for 2 Medium siez loaf:
700g Strong Bread Flour
512g Water
160g Liquid Starter(100% Hydration)
14g Salt
210 Chocolate Paste(70g Cocoa Powder/140g Water)
My first attempt at the Semolina/Durum CB, and I'm humbled by the knowledge and skill in all the bakes so far. There's still a long way for me to go on the learning curve! Special thanks to Abe and Benny for answering many newbie questions over the last couple weeks, which has helped me tremendously in getting to this point. I think I know just enough now to crawl. :-)
I am super happy with this bake! I fell asleep right after pre-shaping this, thinking all hope was lost, but my dough strength was great and I managed to pull two great loaves out of what looked like disaster! I simply shortened the final proof in the seasonal walk-in cooler included with every Chicago home (that is, the outdoors). Hope to post some shots of the crumb too!