I’ve been baking for 3 years now and the differences in season on baking are so crazy to me. I love working with the dough in the summer months because it feels more extensible and soft.

Sadly the heat makes baking bread a total drag.

Recipe: (2 loaves)
KABF 700g

KAAP 100g

KAWW 90g

Water (filtered) 605g

Salt 18g

Starter 180g

Mix all and rest 1hr. S & F 4X at 30 minute intervals. Total BF 4:20. Pre-shape, rest 20 minutes, shape and put in bannetons. Cover with plastic and fridge for 36hr. Bake at 450 with steam 25 min then no steam 22 min. Let cool, enjoy.

by Abominable_Doughman

5 Comments

  1. KABF = King Arthur Bread Flour

    KAAP = King Arthur AP

    KAWW = King Arthur Whole Wheat

  2. Jaoush29

    Wow. That’s some impressive blistering.

  3. Introverted_Bear6180

    Amazing, what is your scoring technique?

  4. cafeteriastyle

    Agreed. I started learning to make sourdough in the winter and it sucked lol. I am in the southeast so it wasn’t super cold but it was def harder. Baking in the summer is so enjoyable!

    How do you get such a rich brown color and blisters though?