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Pain Au Levain !

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The Bread Stone...

Pain Au Levain !

Hello all! If we have not yet met online yet, I am a former chef & hand craft true brick ovens in Dallas.
As I grew up in France, my family has owned and operated a wood-fired oven for well over a century. As a matter of fact, my family still uses the original village wood-fired oven today. We used it for much bread baking, and over the years I have had joy in baking many types of breads which have given me quite a bit experience with levain and I would love to share my tips & tricks! 

Here is a new blog I wrote on my business website about levain ! 

http://www.breadstoneovens.com/blogs/news/20797825-pain-au-levain

If any questions at all, i’d love to help. 

Cordially,

Antoine

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Edo Bread

Antoine you have quite a history and look forwarding to watching your blog!

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The Bread Stone...

 

Thank you for your feedback, and I most certainly appreciate you checking it out! All & any feedback is welcome :-)

Best regards!

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WendySusan

One question...the last ingredient 25 grams flour....is that All Purpose, Bread?

Oh and there is no way a loaf of bread every cools in this house before someone cuts into it!  They just can't wait.

Wendy

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My apologies, it was a small typo ! It’s meant to say 25 grams of sea salt :-) 

When it comes to flour I like to use unbleached whole wheat bread flour.

I find it very difficult to wait for bread to cool off as well hehe. It’s just too tempting with the aroma in the house!