100% White flour w320, 12,5% protein
78% hydration
30% levain
3% salt

No autolyse, direct mix in spiral mixer, bulk fermentation 4,5h at 24-25c. Preshape then rested for 45 minutes, then shaped and put in the fridge for 16 hours.

This is the result, with whom I'm really happy but open for improvements and comments🌾😀.

by bxbsbzbz

16 Comments

  1. ResponsibleTrick8275

    I have a few questions because these loaves look perfect.

    how long do you mix and what speed? Also when you say spiral mixer, you’re talking about the kitchenaid attachment?I recently used a stand mixer for the first time. Kitchen aid with C hook on setting 1 for about 5 minutes. The dough was completely unworkable. It had no gluten structure

    Also when you say temperature 24deg, do you mean dough temp or ambient?

    No folds during bulk?

  2. bxbsbzbz

    Opening a small bakery in March, in our small town. Hope that people will like and appreciate this kind of bread!

  3. jad19090

    Love the style! Hope you make a ton of sales and lots of luck with your bakery!

  4. SilverFoxyL8y

    Best of luck, babes!! Those are beautiful, love how they look!! 😍

  5. fatchamy

    Wooooow gosh I’d love to slather some good French butter on that and nom with some tea! It looks so plushy, I can almost taste it!

  6. Sagittario66

    They look like perfection to me. Do you just do a slash down the middle ? After 7 minutes or when they first go in?

  7. headbiscuitss

    How do you figure out the W value?

  8. AtomicGreyhound

    What a perfect bunny profile! Goals.

  9. Matilda-17

    The color is beautiful! How long are you baking, what temp, and I’m assuming on a sheet pan and not Dutch ovens if it’s commercial?

  10. Electrical-Tea-1627

    Do you create these for bakeries? They look great. Nice crumb. When do you add the salt? I use an Ankarsrum, does this pass as a spiral mixture? When you use whole wheat, what’s your ideal ratio. And…if you add rye, ditto???

  11. Blowmekillerwhale

    If my bread looked like this, I would be a bread god