Sourdough Sam's recipe
Feeding starter:
50g starter
100g flour
100ml water
Useful to know weight of jar when empty.
If the starter is a bit sluggish leave out of the fridge for 3-4 hours before returning to fridge
This feeding regimen works well for weekly feeding a starter that lives in the fridge
Making bread:
Levain 9am
30g starter
60g flour
60ml water
Mix in a glass and leave 6 to 8 hours until doubled in size
An elastic band around the jar helps you see amount it has increased
Hydrate flour 5pm
30mins before the levain in doubled
625g flour
360ml water at about 25C
2 teaspoon salt
Mix together to a shaggy dough
Bulk ferment
Add levain to the shaggy dough
Knead on an unfloured surface until it passes the window pain test
Return to an oiled bowl and cover. Prove for about 3 hours until doubled in size
Knock back and knead gently to remove the air.
Form into a ball ( or 2) and place into proving basket or bowl. Make sure the basket is well dusted with rice flour to stop it sticking. If using a bowl, line the bowl with a clean tea towel dusted with rice flour
Leave overnight in the fridge. If it been slow to rise up to this point it can be proved for an hour or so to get it started before putting in the fridge.
Bake next morning. Check it passes the poke test before baking. If it is not proved leave out at room temp until ready to bake
30 to 45mins top oven if 2 loaves or 45mins to 1 hour for 1
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