I’ve not been making the best bread recently and it tends be underproofed. I added time to the bulk fermentation this time and it had a much better rise and look. I feel pretty happy with this! The crumb looks okay I think? But I don’t know if I would prefer a more even crumb? It’s slightly gummy but I cut into it sooner than normal because I couldn’t wait. What do you think? I’ve added the recipe in the pics.

by shedgehogsss

13 Comments

  1. Skreeeeeeonk

    Looks great to me! Also, what app is that?

  2. hungover-hippo

    I think it’s all preference tbh!! Some people like a more open crumb like this. I personally like a slightly more closed crumb — mainly because I make lots of sandwiches and it holds better that way. I think your loaf looks great but again it’s what you want 😊

  3. shedgehogsss

    I realised the overview picture of the method is wrong. I proved overnight and baked at about 12pm the next day

  4. katertot3

    This looks delish! What temp is the room you bulk ferment in?

  5. BonoboSweetie

    It’s underproofed a tiny bit. Basing this on a mix of tight bubble clusters, mixed with stretched large holes. As well as tearing on the score point vs stretching. It’s probably a bit heavy? I would think that it retained a bit more moisture based on the colour.

    However, for some people this is perfect. It’s really up to you. On the other end of the spectrum, I tend to over proof.

  6. Johnny_asparagus

    Your crumb looks amazing! Quick question (to everyone) due to the high water percentage, is this crumb supposed to be ‘gummy’? Asking for a friend

  7. Crumbs looks good to me. I’d probably cook it a little darker. Nice job

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