500 grams of bread flour.

410 grams of water

80 grams of starter and 12 grams of salt.

Mix everything except salt and let sit for 1 hour.

After 1 hour, add salt and mix into dough mixture thoroughly.

Rubaub for 5 minutes.

Stretch and fold every 30. 4x.

Preshape, bench rest for 30 minutes. Shape, rest for 1 hour in banneton. Then retard for desired time. This was 12 hours.

by train_spotting

18 Comments

  1. train_spotting

    Added our cat guarding the bread.

    She’s 17 and loves perching up in random spots. We let her do whatever. Found her there right after baking!

  2. CombinationReady9376

    Damn 83 percent hydrogen! I could never work with that level! I can only do focaccia with that much hydration!

  3. Spiritual_Attempt868

    Freaking gorgeous my goodness

  4. lazy_forks

    Does retard mean keep it in the fridge?

  5. ExcellentFile6712

    That bread looks really yummy 🙂

  6. hronikbrent

    I normally prefer a bit of a darker bake, but oh Lordy is that gorgeous

  7. klimekam

    Omg that loaf looks INCREDIBLE

    And the bread looks pretty good, too!

  8. AlbertC0

    How and when do you add the seasonings?

  9. Electronic_Grade508

    My goodness we had a kitty Kat that looked just like yours! Pebbles is in the great bakery in the sky now but she was a great little lady.

  10. kininja_

    Wow that looks great, it’s coming up on lunch time and I am hungryy.

    Two great loaves 😺

  11. SMoLMedeMatLarge

    Your cats name is everything seasoning…?

  12. Sufficient_File_2111

    Gorgeous. How’s the flavor?

  13. AdDry6548

    I can taste that from here! Made a few similar loaves, always a favorite. As for getting more color to your loaves, try cranking your oven to max and letting it pre-heat longer. The everything bagel seasoning actually doesn’t like the heat (the garlic burns and gets bitter) but for a reg loaf you can go hotter for longer for the golden crust.

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