I just wanted to share this lovely 100% einkorn loaf baked in the Breadtopia clay loaf baker! It came out with a wonderful ear and lovely even crumb! No more crust issues. Thaks for sharing all of your successes.
Today's bake: Butternut Squash & Cherry Bread
Source: Sourdough Recipes for Rustic Fermented Breads Sweets, Savories, and More - Sarah Owens
Note(s): Modified fermenting times, increased cherries from 10% to 18%
This bread is made from a majority of KA bread flour, some Palouse Brand Hard Red Winter Wheat-100% Extract, Organic Rye-100% Extract.
There are in addition pureed butternut squash and dried tart cherries as add-ins that provide a wonderful flavor and texture to this bread.
As I had rye malt on hand and half a bag of light rye, I decided to try my hand at this Lithuanian palanga rye, an interesting recipe that calls for a sourdough levain, a flour and malt scald, and a yeast levain. I made it with 1/3 light rye and 2/3 whole rye.
We are soon departing for warmer climes so our lovely neighbour will be taking care of our mail for us. So to thank them in advance I like to bake them a loaf of bread. I decided to bake them a simple Hokkaido milk bread with some whole wheat and extra flavour from toasted sesame seeds.
Clearly several non-truisms here. No corkscrew, no scissors, no actual knife. But the reason that I labeled the post as such - I've used the Bouabsa formula to make:
Pullman loaves
Focaccia
Please see here and here to learn more about concentrated lactic acid sourdough (CLAS).
This one is for fun. See my spelt noodle and soba posts for more details.
Hi all been doing some test bakes during our daily power cuts in South Africa, can’t get much bread baking done so been experimenting with panettone. Last bake below, starter wasn’t perfect but risked it.
I mostly followed Mauro Morandin recipe, replaced the fruit with chocolate and whole eggs instead of yolk, adjusted the hydration accordingly. Happy with the results so far, will use yolks next time, flour looks to be strong enough to handle the long fermentation. First dough was 15h( 22-26c ) and final proof 6,5h (30c).
For appetizers before dinner tonight I wanted to have some bbq pork gua bao and pork shrimp and chive dumplings. This was a second try at sourdough gua bao and finally successful. I’m not sure why the previous attempt at this didn’t work without the hit of IDY because this time the only real change was the addition of sweet potato. The gua bao will get filled with bbq pork after re-steaming just prior to serving so the filling isn’t in these photos.
