•Bread flour: 950 g
•Water: 730ml
•Salt: ~16 g
•Yeast: ~2 g (McDougalls Fast Action dried yeast)

Left the dough covered on the countertop at ~22 °C (room temperature in Ireland).

Allowed to rise overnight (around 8–10 hours).

First time making bread, how did I do?

by letsdocraic

8 Comments

  1. Noah_the_Helldiver

    The crumb looks good so the dough was made well but the shaping could use a bit of work otherwise as long as it tasted good I’d count this as a sucess especially for a first time 

  2. bobulibobium

    Yum, I’m sure that tastes great – welcome to the journey!

  3. twoone212

    A refreshingly legit “first time” post for a change!

  4. EGGlNTHlSTRYlNGTlME

    Like a 3/10?  Better than my first attempt 

  5. UncleDuude

    I think you did great, if you add some sugar it will make the yeast react and create more co2 which will make it fluffier. Also a little fat goes a long way, and you can use oil, shortening, butter, yak milk..you get the idea. How did it taste? Did it need anything? Less salt? More?