Any Home Bakers Here?

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Today's loaf came out quite soft in the crumb. Not complaining! It also isn't quite as sour tasting as last week's. I think the difference is in the starter. Last week I carefully waited until it rose and then was falling before I started my dough mixture. Yesterday when I started my mix, I think it may have been still rising. I got impatient. It wasn't fully ripe, so it hadn't fully developed that rich flavor. Oh well, lesson learned! It's still good!

I feed the starter in the morning, mix the dough in the afternoon, let it hydrolyze in the fridge overnight, do the stretch-and-folds the following morning, let it rise most of the day, and bake late afternoon. Let it cool and rest overnight, cut it in the morning. Well, today I went ahead and cut it after cooling a couple of hours, couldn't wait!

Anyone want to share their routine? Can you get it done all in one day? How do you do yours, @ronott1?
 

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