Hello,
Weeks after my school year's over I finally have time to sit down and relax before flying out to West coast for a conference. I decide to bake a loaf in my toaster oven, enjoy the process, and eat it for dinner. Haven't cut it open yet.
Due to its being a quick practice loaf, I didn't use weight for measuring; instead I used volume
Ingredient:
2/3 cup of KA AP Flour
1/6 cup of GM WW Flour
1/6 cup arrowhead mill Rye Flour
about 1/2 cup of water
a pinch of salt
a small pinch of yeast (probably about 1/8 teaspoon)
Method:
1. mix all the rye, ww flour, and yeast with water
2. leave it along (and go to meet a friend for a 3 hours)
3. come back mix everything together; and, let the mixture rest for 15 minutes,
4. knead (and leave along for a few hours after to go do other things for 4 hours)
5. shape into a ball and proof for ~1 hour
6. bake at 425F for 25 min with sprayed water for the first few minutes
I appreciate any input and suggestion.
Thank you.
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So cute! A 1-cup loaf? In the toaster oven?!? Crazy. How'd it taste?
I like your leisurely approach: no measuring, visiting a friend while things ferment... That's how bread-baking should be.