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Thursday, April 16, 2020

SOURDOUGH MULTIGRAIN BREAD

DAY 1


Combine:
     200 grams (7 oz. or ⅞ cup) filtered water (no chlorine)
     120 grams (4 oz. or ½ cup) sourdough starter
     236 grams (8 ⅓ oz. or 2 cups) whole wheat flour


Let sit at room temperature loosely covered with plastic wrap
to ferment for 12 hours. Keep away from warmth.


DAY 2


Add to Day 1 ingredients:
     274 grams (9 ⅔ oz. or 1 ¼ cups) filtered water
     85 grams (3 oz. or ⅞ cup) ground mix of any of the following:
flax seed, barley, wheat bran, rice, wild rice, wheat berries,
etc. This should be crunchy, not like flour.
     250 grams (8 ¾ oz. or 2 cups) white BREAD FLOUR
     170 grams (6 oz. or slightly rounded 1 ¾ cup) whole wheat flour
     13 grams (scant Tbsp.) salt
Knead, then place in bowl, cover with plastic wrap, and
refrigerate 24 hours. (I used my mixer on low for about
6 minutes.
Adjust using either a little water or a little whole wheat flour
as needed to make dough just slightly sticky.


DAY 3


Form dough into round loaf and place in baking pan.** Cover with
plastic wrap. Let sit on the counter for 5 hours at room temperature. 


Preheat oven to 475OF. Bake 40-45 minutes until crust is brown
and loaf sounds hollow when tapped.


*For a baking pan, a dutch oven works best. Whatever pan you use,
line the bottom with parchment paper and lightly spray sides to avoid
sticking.


When bread is done, turn it out from the pan onto a rack to cool.

NOTE: On the plastic wrap, with a Sharpie, I write the date and time
I started each daily step and how long it needs to sit. You can use the
same piece of wrap, cross out the old step, and write the new one.
This helps to keep track of time.  Make sure you just loosely cover
the bowl.

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