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Convert to no knead help please
Hi,
One of my favourite recipes is the Vermont Sourdough from Jeffrey Hamelmans bread book. I am finding many people are requesting me bake these for them. I only have a KA mixer for the kneading and find it very difficult to kneed a large amount of dough by hand. Is there any way I can use the no knead method for this recipe?
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- Chrisunger's Blog
Basics for Beginners
I had the day off yesterday, and decided it would be a good day for baking! I even got a new scale, and was very excited to try it out!
I decided to try out the basic recipe listed on the site here. I was hoping it would yield a decent loaf that I could then add to in the future for more variety.
Ingredients:
3 cups flour
2 teaspoons salt
2 teaspoons yeast
1 1/8 cup water
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- Jeff P's Blog
Various links, "bookmarks."
Bannetons:
Oval banneton, 10x6x4, with liner:
https://amazon.com/inch-Premium-Banneton-Basket-Liner/dp/B06XJ698WV?tag=froglallabout-20
Oval banneton, 11", with liner:
https://amazon.com/Agile-shop-Banneton-Brotform-Proofing-Handmade/dp/B01HXTLDH4?tag=froglallabout-20
Round banneton, 11.8", with liner:
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- idaveindy's Blog
Miche
I have romantic notions about pain de compagnon feeding agricultural crews. My grandfather was a farmer, and his dinner table routinely fed a dozen workers. There were usually about 4 - loaves of bread on the table, each weighing a pound. As a young man, I worked wheat harvest crews, but by then we used “combines “and there was less physical labor, but my mother insisted that I show my wife how to scythe, shock, flail, and winnow rye. That is real work, that brings one to the dinner table hungry. I always liked the idea of one, big, hearty loaf that would feed a dozen hungry workers.
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- agres's Blog
Cranberry Walnut Sourdough
I’ve been wanting to do a fruit and nut sourdough for sometime and decided my first bake of the year would be that time. I’ve made raisin walnut commercially yeasted bread in the past so wanted to do something different, so chose cranberry walnut. I started out thinking that would be follow Maurizio’s cranberry walnut sourdough recipe, but then got intimadated by his 88% hydration and also wanted to try lamination again. So I sort os used his beginner sourdough recipe 78% hydration and added 10% dried cranberries and 10% lightly toasted walnuts.
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- Benito's Blog
Ankarsrum Mixer OPEN BOX Special

Mixers returned to us, inspected, brand new and unused. Just the box has been opened. Limited quantities and colors. $550 PLUS shipping (no shipping if you come to our retail store). Price good while supplies last!
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- BreadBeckers's Blog
FWSY Overnight White Bread First Attempt

This is the results of Forkish's Overnight white bread
The directions state dough requires 12-14 hours bulk fermentation with a temp between 76ºF and 78ºF.
DOUGH STATISTICS
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DOUGH FORMULA
PRE MIX
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- theo's Blog
Coffee Provolone Piccante SD with 30% Sprouted Black Quinoa

I have a sudden fondness for coffee flavored baked goods lately. Nowadays, people pair cheese with not only wine and beer, but also coffee. Since wine, beer and coffee bread already exists, there’s no reason not to upgrade it by adding cheese, right? :)
Coffee Provolone Piccante SD with 30% Sprouted Black Quinoa
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- Elsie_iu's Blog
First and second attempts at sourdough

Started making sourdough after reviving some starter a friend gave me.
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- tortie-tabby's Blog