Dough:
1000 g bread flour
700 g water
200 g starter at peak
20 g salt

Mix into a shaggy ball. Rest 30 mins. Stretch and fold 3x on the hour. Bulk ferment until increased 50% in volume. Divide dough into 14 balls: 12 x 125 g and 2 x 200 g. Place in prepared banneton as shown here. Bench rise an hour or two and refrigerate covered overnight.

Next day, bake covered 20 mins at 475F and then uncovered another 20 mins at 450F. This requires a very large Dutch oven, otherwise open bake with a lot of steam.

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  1. go_west_til_you_cant

    Dough:

    1000 g bread flour

    700 g water

    200 g starter at peak

    20 g salt

    Mix into a shaggy ball. Rest 30 mins. Stretch and fold 3x on the hour. Bulk ferment until increased 50% in volume. Divide dough into 14 balls: 12 x 125 g and 2 x 200 g. Place in prepared banneton as shown [here](https://youtu.be/K7f0FTYFofs?feature=shared). Bench rise an hour or two and refrigerate covered overnight.

    Next day, bake covered 20 mins at 475F and then uncovered another 20 mins at 450F. This requires a very large Dutch oven, otherwise open bake with a lot of steam.

  2. Medical-Hall7903

    Incredible result, how would you describe the taste? I’d love to attempt this

  3. Fine_Platypus9922

    And then you can bringΒ  it out with cups of salt and butter in the middle to serve to the men of the North who came to seek an alliance.

  4. MoHawkKey17

    These are so gorgeous! This post needs more love!

  5. Pitiful-Lack-2415

    I’m seeing a butthole but looks delicious all the same!

  6. You could probably make this in a lined bundt cake tin. Great loaf!

  7. zippychick78

    Gorge. I’d love to see a banneton pic if you had one. 😊

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