100g starter
10g salt
500g king Arthur bread flour
350g warm water

Mix shaggy, 4 stretch and folds every 30 mins
Leave out on counter for 5/6 hours

Shape and let set out for 20 mins, shape again and in banaton basket- then in fridge overnight.

Bake in am ..
Dutch oven in 500°F while heating up, add loaf once it's to temp for 35 mins, lid off and drop down to 425° for 10.. cool for an hour AT LEAST before cutting into it…perfect every time🥹

by bellalissy21

21 Comments

  1. Mammoth_Pumpkin9503

    Taking notes 📝 because that looks divine

  2. Even_Celery_844

    I made this ratio yesterday and mine doesn’t look like yours. Mine’s acceptable and tastes good but your crumb is spectacular.!

  3. Sea_Sector_5894

    Trying this immediately! Gorgeous crumb

  4. catraines4187

    How long do you preheat your Dutch oven?

  5. Czar1987

    What’s your room/counter temp for proofing? Very important point to consider

  6. bellalissy21

    EDIT TO ADD I ADD ICE CUBE’S TO MY POT WHEN I ADD MY DOUGH

  7. angrpeasant

    Looks great ! But could you show a pic of the crust ? Please

  8. Living_Hat7861

    So the dough rises in fridge and gets popped into the oven cold?

  9. Forsaken-Might4372

    beauitufl! this looks like the texture i dream of when I bake 🙂

  10. LobsterAndFries

    man i do something similar and my crumb barely has all these big holes. it’s always small minute pockets.

  11. CryptographerThat376

    I use the same ratio, but 400g bread flour/100 grams golden wheat. It makes a very tasty bread 🙂

  12. iamkingman

    I know the BF time is dependent on a lot of things, but do your 5-6 hours on the counter include the stretch and folds, or do the 5-6 hours start after the stretch and folds are done? Thanks!

  13. magruder85

    This is the exact ratio I use and my breads have been spectacular. I just need to get better at scoring now. Trying to make cute designs.