



Started with an 80% hydration recipe someone probably posted here. After a few batches I dropped to 75% to make it easier to deal with.
I love the results. Perfect for sandwiches, toasting, or just buttered rolls with dinner. Great to bring to friends as well.
Feed starter 1:1:1. After doubling, mix in big bowl:
100g starter, 375g water, 500g bread flour, 20g salt. (Original was 10g but I find I like more salt)
4 stretch and folds at 30 intervals. Transfer to lightly oiled rectangle container. Cover with cloth until about 75% rise, so not quite doubled. 6-8 hours at my house.
Seal container and put in fridge for 12-36 hours. (Basically until I need another batch)
Flour a counter, flour the dough, put dough on counter. More flour as needed. Cut into 8 smaller rectangles. Put on parchment paper on pan.
Bake at 495 for 10 minutes. Drop to 470, turn pan, bake another 10. (Original called for 475/450 but this higher temp works better with my oven I think)
Cool on racks. They cool quickly.
Next I want to try some Parmesan inclusions I think.
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These look amazing.
But if you’re feeding your starter 1:1:1 isn’t that 100% hydration?
So no shaping, fairly free form rectangles? I need to try these, they look delicious.
Trying this tomorrow. Thanks for posting.
They are underproofed, not that you asked, but the crumb is not open and looks gummy.
https://preview.redd.it/axfma51l8grf1.jpeg?width=4284&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=077c20d2084aeeeb3bb60b81280f2da3913e314d
You also don’t need holes as big as these, unless you want to but still..