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Kayser’s Baguette aux Cereales- My Sourdough Step by Step (pics)
Posted on 4/24/20 at 12:09 pm
Posted on 4/24/20 at 12:09 pm
Hungryone inspired me to try this one and since I already had a bunch of different seeds, I made my own interpretation.
Started by feeding/building my starter and then making a Levain to ferment overnight, then mixed my signature four mix of 50:50 bread flour:AP flour, semolina, wheat germ, barley flour, rye flour and whole wheat flour.
Made a shaggy dough and let it autolyse about 45 min
Kneaded it until good gluten development/windowpane test
Mix in seed mix of Flax seed, pumpkin seed, sunflower seed, poppy seed.
Let it ferment and rise a few hours then into fridge overnight.
Next day divide and shape after a few hours at room temp
Lay in a couche and let rise a few hours.
Gently place in a roaster and mist water so the rest of the seed mixture will stick.
First time I used hungryone's idea of using a large covered roaster to bake. Slash, cover and into oven.
Bake covered then uncovered. Don't drink as much as me so you don't overcook. Mine went about 5 min too long but oh so good with butter, cheese....
Started by feeding/building my starter and then making a Levain to ferment overnight, then mixed my signature four mix of 50:50 bread flour:AP flour, semolina, wheat germ, barley flour, rye flour and whole wheat flour.
Made a shaggy dough and let it autolyse about 45 min
Kneaded it until good gluten development/windowpane test
Mix in seed mix of Flax seed, pumpkin seed, sunflower seed, poppy seed.
Let it ferment and rise a few hours then into fridge overnight.
Next day divide and shape after a few hours at room temp
Lay in a couche and let rise a few hours.
Gently place in a roaster and mist water so the rest of the seed mixture will stick.
First time I used hungryone's idea of using a large covered roaster to bake. Slash, cover and into oven.
Bake covered then uncovered. Don't drink as much as me so you don't overcook. Mine went about 5 min too long but oh so good with butter, cheese....
Posted on 4/24/20 at 12:13 pm to tewino
Crumb shot?
This post was edited on 4/24/20 at 12:14 pm
Posted on 4/24/20 at 5:02 pm to tewino
Mother of God....that looks incredible. well done!
I just finished watching a bunch of "Chef Show" episodes. Jon Favreau made some sour dough bread, and yours looks better.
I just finished watching a bunch of "Chef Show" episodes. Jon Favreau made some sour dough bread, and yours looks better.
Posted on 4/24/20 at 5:44 pm to tewino
Dang, now I’m gonna have to bake one too, bc that just gave me trop d’envie. I just bought a wheel of Brie, so I truly wish I had that bread. Try it with salted butter and thinly sliced ham. Or honey and goat cheese.
Very nice bake. I’m on my third round of baguettes in three weeks, but today’s bake was a pan of split top hot dog buns. Had some Hebrew National franks lurking in the fridge since the beginning of lockdown. My BlueStars broiler cooks up a grilled hot dog in about four minutes.
Very nice bake. I’m on my third round of baguettes in three weeks, but today’s bake was a pan of split top hot dog buns. Had some Hebrew National franks lurking in the fridge since the beginning of lockdown. My BlueStars broiler cooks up a grilled hot dog in about four minutes.
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