We are at our annual craft fair, where my kids sell homemade treats and lemonade. I usually show my woodworking crafts, but this year decided to bring some sourdough as a trial.

Of the 6 loaves that I brought, 4 sold just after we finished getting setup, and everyone wants to talk about them.

Even without the sales, it's a great opportunity to talk bread with others who appreciate the good stufff.

by vipervt09

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  2. vipervt09

    Recipe:

    750g white bread flour

    250g spelt

    720g water (reserve 20g for addition of salt)

    200g of 100% hydration starter (fed with bread flour and dark rye)

    20g salt

    Process

    Mix flour and 700g of warm water.
    Autolyse 1 hour.
    Mix starter until combined.
    Mix salt and 20g water.
    Wait 10 mins.
    Slap and fold until good window pane.
    Place in container inside proofing chamber @ 80°.
    Coil fold each hour until bulk ferment is over.
    Divide and preshape.
    Wait 20 mins.
    Final shape and into bannetons.
    Proof on counter for about 1 hour (until poke test looks good).
    Cold retard in fridge until ready to bake the next day.
    Bake 500° Dutch oven, covered for 25 mins (added a couple ice cubes before covering).
    Uncover and bake at 450° for about 25mins or until done (use cookie sheet below Dutch oven to prevent burned bottom).

  3. That’s so cool ! I think this is why people get into doing mini bakeries.

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