5/3/10 - Granola Boule
Hey All,
Just wanted to share with you my Granola Boule from my bake on 5/3/10. It turned out better than expected. Enjoy!
Tim
Ingredients:
350g AP
150g WW
150g Firm SD Starter at 60% Hydration
450g Water
120g Raisins
100g Granola
50g Non-fat Dry Milk
10g Kosher Salt
1/8 tsp Instant Yeast
1381g Total Yield
What I did:
5/2/10
10:00pm - Mix all ingredients in large mixing bowl with wooden spoon well, cover let rest.
10:45pm - Knead dough using french fold method a few times (4-8 times) using wet hands, transfer to oiled plastic tub, cover and let rest.
11:30pm - Turn dough, place in refridgerator.
5/3/10 (Next Day)
8:30am - Turn dough, return to fridge, go to work.
6:35pm - Take dough out of fridge, turn dough, cover and let rest.
8:45pm - Shape into boule, place in lightly floured linen lined banneton, place in plastic bag, proof for 2 hrs.
9:45pm - Arrange baking stone in oven along with steam pan, preheat to 500F.
10:45pm - Turn boule out onto lightly floured peel, slash as desired, place in oven along with 1 1/2 cups water in steam pan. Bake 15 minutes at 450F. Rotate, bake for 40 minutes at 425F, then 10 more minutes at 400F. Loaf is done when internal temp reaches 205F. Cool completely before cutting.
Sent to Yeastspotting on 5/5/10
Comments
I love the crust and the raisins. Must be very deliciious! Thanks for sharing!
Al
Did you have any trouble with a burnt taste to the outer raisins? I always have this problem with cinnamon raisin bread when I try to mix raisins into the dough rather than jelly roll them.
This is so pretty, it should be on the front page!!
Thanks. I didn't have any problem with the burnt taste on the outer raisins. Usually the ones that are on the surface I just pick off. The raisins seem to be pretty evenly distributed this time...
And good for you, too!
Thanks! It turned out much better than I had expected...
Very Nice Recipe there! I like your scoring patterns, as well as the crust contrast in most of your loaves..
Lovely breadbakingbass!
Awesome bread. Quick question, did the granola stay crunchy?
Thanks! Nope, you can hardly see the granola in the bread. Maybe next time I'll put some granola on top of the loaf so it crisps up.
Hello, Wonderful job on this bread!!! Your breads always look fantastic. Regards, breadsong