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Over proof?

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Outdoor720

Over proof?

Im new to baking bread

I mixed some dough based an a recipe by Mr gluten or something like that on YouTube.

 

It is 

% as follows

80 bread flour

15 whole wheat 

5 rye

80 water

2 salt

 

I mixed it then kneaded by stretching and flipping it to add air.   Until it almost did not stick to my fingers.   It is very sticky to start. 

Then I put it on a container to bulk ferment.   Marked where dough came to and then watched carefully.

It more than doubled but was still sticky and does not really souring back or indent. 

I then attempted to shape it but it doesnot seem to keep shape very well.   I out in banneton and out in fridge overnight.

Not sure if it will firm up and keep shape when I dump out to bake.

 

Not sure if im doing something c wrong.?  Vodeos all seem to show dough that keeps shape

 

Phazm's picture
Phazm

If those ingredients are correct - there's no rising agent (yeast or starter) - at least none is listed. Enjoy! 

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Outdoor720

Sorry forgot there is 20 % starter

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Phazm

C below. Enjoy! 

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fredsbread

The cooler temperature of the fridge can help it firm up a little, but it sounds to me like the dough is too wet for what the flour can handle. 80% is much higher than I would recommend for a beginner with mostly white flour. I would make the next batch with 70-72% water and then gradually increase it until you find out what gives you the best results.