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Cedar Mountain‘s Khorasan Oat Sourdough: Take 2

Time to revisit this one too!
Recipe
Makes 3 loaves
Porridges:
50 g large flake oats plus 100 g water (I got 145 g of porridge)
50 g coarse ground Khorasan (I put the dot of my Komo mill 180 degrees counter clockwise from the finest setting) plus 125 g water (I got 140 g of porridge)
Dough:
300 g fresh milled Khorasan (Kamut) flour (300 g Kamut berries)
700 g strong bakers unbleached flour
700 g water + 25 g + 25 g
23 g pink Himalayan salt
30 g yogurt
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- Danni3ll3's Blog
Pane Bianco another way

well this week when I told a friend I would make Pane Bianco, the reply was oohh - a pull apart bread! Actually that would be better so I followed this recipe from King Arthur Flour. https://www.kingarthurflour.com/recipes/pane-bianco-recipe
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- leslieruf's Blog
18th bake. 03/05/2020. Underfermented.
Had a late start, and ran low on starter. Should have added some instant dry yeast to speed things up.
Goal: 1200 gram (weight before baking) boule.
12:37 pm. Mix 50 g chunks of Prairie Gold (HWSW) retentate from #20 sieve, 357 g home-milled PG, 93 g home-milled hard red winter wheat from Whole Foods, 86 g home-milled Kamut, (586 g total flour/chunks), 3/16ths tablet of 500 mg tablet of vitamin C, 469 g bottled spring water.
[ 1 hour 52 minutes autolyze. ]
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- idaveindy's Blog
Loaf 8
This time, I tried to experiment with a shorter proofing time... But then life got in the way so I wasn't as scientific as I'd have liked to be. The result is OK, I cut into it about 36 hours after baking so it looks a little dry... Tasted nice, but the crumb is a little dense.
What I'm actually thinking is that the activity of the starter is something I need to control next time. A longer bulk ferment and proof, but with a less active starter might be the key (like loaf 6)
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- ninarosner's Blog
Friday Evening Thought
Tomorrow going to revisit & make another batch of KAF’s Soft White Sourdough Bread. That was the first yeast raised gluten-free bread I’d had any success. This time feel confident enough to make my own flour base rather than use Measure for Measure, KAF’s gluten-free all purpose mix. And! *\0/* bake it in mini loaf pans in the toaster oven *\0/*. Living life of the edge, HaHa.
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Back to PDC

A 1.75 kg loaf from high extraction (85%) stone ground flour, mixed in a stand mixer.
ingredients: flour, water, salt, and egg white glaze
procedure :
Weigh a kilo of flour and 20 grams of salt
Put 300 grams of very active, very liquid, starter in stand mixer
Add 300 gm water, mix in enough flour by hand fulls to make a thick batter.
Let ferment at 68F, for a 3 hours.
Add 300 gm water, and mix in enough to make enough flour to make a thick batter.
Let ferment at 68F, for a 3 hours.
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- agres's Blog
Awesome Foursome

Here is a foursome! no not Aussie rowers. The dough was 50% wholemeal and has kipfler potato chunks and fennel bulb slices and in time to be cooled enough for lunch @ 250g each, Roll on lunch time.
This was a follow on from my previous dough using up the last of the cottage cheese and mixing it into the wholemeal flour first like butter into flour for pastry, it worked well breaking the cheese down and less stickiness in the dough. I can also now say it tasted divine!
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Whole Grain Sourdough

This sourdough has a sharp tang due to the 24 hour cold fermentation. Whole wheat, spelt, rye, and bread flours were used.
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cottage cheese herbed bread

During the week my wife gave me a book she picked up for 50 cents from a charity shop " The Laurel's Kitchen Breadbook" and i thought i'd give a recipe a go, i chose the Cottage Cheese Herbed Loaf.
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