June 28, 2014 - 8:10am
Oats Porridge Bread
Based on http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/37928/oat-porridge-bread-tartine-book-3
I included the 7% wheat germ. Hydration stayed as 75% instead of the 82%.
I used water that was used to sprout my wheat berries.
Couldn't shape the dough well because it's just sticking to my ikea kneading board.
Did 8 stretch and fold. I can lift the dough out of my stainless steel bowl without the dough sticking to the bowl, so I presume the gluten is developed.
Very low profile bread with irregular holes. Translucent crumb.
Need to practise more on shaping high hydration dough.
Baked it in a cold oven, using a la cloche. 240C for the first 40 mins (oven took 15 mins to reach 240C). Uncovered and lowered temperature to 230C for another 15 mins.
Comments
How long did u proof your bread? It looks like overproof
2 hours bulk fermentation at room temperature of 30C, with stretch and folds.
After shaping, 1 hour proof at room temperature. Then in fridge overnight, didn't see any rise in dough.
So, placed in wine cooler at 15C for 5 hours before baking (went to work and back).
Can you teach me how to see that it's over-proof?
Thanks.