It has been a long time since Lucy made some real old time SD bagels of any kind and she has never made and used a 7 day, old dough leaven to make them rise. She wanted to do a regular levain but what kind of fun would that be?
I've been meaning to make panettone for quite some time. The other day someone posted a link to Joe Pastry (https://joepastry.com/). He stopped contributing to the site some time ago but the site is still active. I love his approach and I was looking for a recipe that didn't require days on end of starter building. The recipe follows BBA with minor tweaks.
This week we have two brightly coloured loaves: one yellow and one purple.
30% Sprouted Kamut & Rye Sourdough
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Just wanted to share this attempt to bake a traditional bread from France.
From the book "Pains des boulangers" by Mouette Barboff.
Happy Fall Season to all!
I'd been warehousing Abel Sierra's post of pan de cristal for forever. But no more. My first attempt 2 days ago taught me a few things about a few things, and the results, while okay, were tasty but nothing more to write home about nor to write up on TFL. And so I made what turned out to likely be the corrections necessary.
Well a year and a half into my pie baking “career” I’ve finally made my first apple pie. I know a lot of people love apple pie, but I hate peeling apples and have no space for a dedicated apple peeler in my apartment kitchen. However, this apple pie turned out so well I might have to make room.
I followed the Bravetart Apple Pie recipe almost exactly and overall it turned out well. I used once again the all butter crust recipe from Bravetart however, this time I subbed 40 g of the water for 40 g of vodka to see if it would make the pastry a touch more tender.
I am still working on my skills with sourdough, having had some recent success I thought I see if I can replicate that success. With this bake I also thought I’d try shaping using a spritz of water on the counter and my hands, unfortunately that didn’t go so well. I’m not sure why it didn’t work, perhaps I used too much water, that is the most likely cause. After the shaping didn’t go well with water, I let the blob rest and then reshaped using flour, this went a bit better but not as good as my previous bake.
While looking through the kitchen pantry for inspiration, I came across a bag of Wild Blend Rice made by Lundberg. So I log in to The Fresh Loaf looking for a recipe that uses rice and onions. What do I find? A recipe that I created last November using those very ingredients! ?♀️Of course, in this version, I had to tweak a few ingredients and the method. I also changed my usual timing of the Levain due to a family birthday party.
Recipe
Makes 3 loaves
Dough:
700 g strong bakers unbleached flour
Hi,
I am new to this site. Just took these beauties out of the oven. Baking SD now for 5 months with my own starter. Wonderful website!!!
