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Submitted by foolishpoolish on July 22, 2008 - 1:19pm Light RyeSome pics of the fruits from a week long (and ongoing) experiment:
Pleased as punch with the result. With less hurried and more careful handling, I could have pushed for a more open crumb but the dough was so active it was leaving the confines of the container. I literally plonked the entire thing on a baking sheet and straight into a less-than-ready oven. For me, the crumb texture is spot on, between chewy and fluffy. The flavour is great and I suspect will be even better tomorrow. The crust was making wonderful crackling/popping noises as I took it out of the oven.
Despite several of my starters being rather 'touch and go' recently (I've been trimming down on how much starter I maintain), I've learned a lot through this last week which has significantly changed my understanding and approach to sourdough and bread-making in general. Cheers for now, FP
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Looks delicious!
I agree. The crumb looks perfect, or a bit better.
Your altitude on the learning curve is getting to where you are going to need oxygen pretty soon.
David
Nice job
Very nice, love the look of the inside and outside. Great work. weavershouse
Very nice
You did an outstanding job on your loaf. The crumb is, as you said: "spot on"...absolutely beautiful.
Howard
Thanks
<Blush> Thanks
I think in the future I may try to bake this in a loaf tin for a sandwich-style light rye. Anyway it was a proof of concept more than anything...something which I hope to take advantage of in my next project (the ol' high-extraction miche)
FP