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Sprouted 4 Grain Sourdough - 60% Whole Grain
It has been a while sine Lucy came up with a bread that was 60% whole grain so this one was a treat and it didn’t disappoint – even if a bit over proofed.
This one came it 80% hydration with 17% pre-fermented flour, 30% sprouted 4 grain of spelt. rye, wheat and Kamut in the dough flour. We used whole wheat for the levain flour making sue to use all the hard bits first.
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Overnight Country Blonde: First Attempt
Having recently purchased Flour Water Salt Yeast by Ken Forkish, it seemed appropriate that I try out a recipe! I decided to try the Overnight Country Blonde. I studied the recipe, watched Ken's videos on Youtube and read back any posts I could find here on TFL (and there were quite a few!).
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Rosemary focaccia
Of course, one cannot host a herb-bread blog feature without including a classic rosemary focaccia! So I have just finished a recipe for a really tasty rosemary focaccia its the final bread recipe in my herb bread collection. Go head over to mybreadandbrot.com for the details. With a 75% hydration the dough is pretty slack but still workable and the end result is great. A soft, supple airy interior with a nice thin golden crust. Thanks to my little herb garden for providing me with such great flavour.
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Overnight Country Blonde - today's near gong show bake
Well it was nearly a complete gong show, but fortunately the bread turned out nicely. I followed Ken Forkish's directions to the T this time with a now healthy and very active levain. I baked this a couple of weeks ago with a pretty new levain and also put the bulk ferment in the fridge overnight. A re-read of the formula revealed no refrigeration of the bulk fermentation. After an overnight on the counter, I had a huge volume of 80% hydration dough -- at least 3.5x grown in volume.
After shaping I had my doubts the dough would fit into the banneton. My fears were confirmed.
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Two sourdough loaves

12% rye, 12% whole wheat, around 73% hydration, baked in my enamel pots.
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NY Delistyle Rye from Peter Reinharts's ABED
I LOVE this bread!!! I recently made two full batches with onion sliced so fine it disappears in the crumb. This time I followed the recipe to a T, for a change.
One of my best friends had a birthday recently and I thought the best thing I could send him was some New York style deli rye. I sent big Tom a loaf a year ago. Now Tom is well over 300 lbs and said the loaf lasted about two hours. Tom is also the best non commercial chef I have ever known with a gifted natural touch in the kitchen.
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tear n share lemon thyme bread
Herb bread recipe number 5. This recipe for lemon thyme bread needed a bit of testing before I was happy with it. The final version featured on mybreadandbrot.com is an easy recipe for a lovely soft flavourful bread. A great way to make use of fresh thyme if you have some growing in your garden. Lovely and citrussy, fresh and summery, almost worth baking just for the wonderful aroma.
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Last weeks baking
It's freezing in Melbourne so I'm quite content to stay home in the warmth and bake comfort food lol
Sourdough Millers loaf from the Bourke Street Bakery cookbook.

Five Grain Sourdough loaf from The Fundamental Techniques Of Classic Bread Baking, The French Culinary Institute cookbook.

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- sonia101's Blog