From Face book and homemadefoodjunkie.com soft sourdough sandwich bread and a few disasters and some successes
Seed Mix;
30g sesame seeds
25g flax seed
25g sunflower seeds
20g pumpkin seeds
15g rolled oats
or 110 g of mixed seeds and oats
Toast the seeds until medium dark and aromatic. Cool, cover with cool water and soak overnight. Strain the seeds and keep the water.
- 300 grams starter-freshly fed and active
- 40 grams oil
- 50 grams honey
- 650 grams total of liquid including warm water, the seed water and about 200 g of milk
- 1000 grams White bread flour (high protein), include 50 g of wheat bran and 50 g of wheat germ, 50 g of rolled oats
- 20 grams Salt
- Whisk together the starter, oil, honey and water.
- Add the flour and other fiber.
- Mix the flour into the water/starter with a dough hook, or a spatula and your wet hands until you have a shaggy ball of dough.
- Cover with a tea towel and let it rest for 1 hour.
- Sprinkle salt across dough.
- Work in the salt with wet hands using a pinching motion
- Rest 30 mins
STRETCH AND FOLDS:
- Add soaked seed mixture, stretch and fold all four ways.
- Stretch and fold 4 times, 30 minutes or 1 hour apart.
LONG COLD RISE:
- Cover, refrigerate overnight. 12 to 36 hours
BENCH REST DOUGH:
- Remove from fridge and warm to room temperature. (ABOUT TWO HOURS)
- Divide the dough into two dough balls.
- Bench rest 30 to 45 minutes until dough is elastic.
SHAPE AND FINAL RISE:
- Choose one dough ball at a time, shape it. I'm still working on a good shaping technique I think, but how would I describe it anyway?
- Place the dough loaf into your oiled loaf pan.
- Let sit on counter covered with plastic to prevent a skin for 2 to 4 hours until the dough reaches to the top of the bread pans.
BAKING PREP AND INSTRUCTIONS:
- Bake at 375 F for about an hour
- Internal temp is 200°F or 93c when it's done.
- Remove from oven and cool on racks to room temperature before cutting the bread.
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