Having got a bit into baking big miches recently (Hamelman's Miche Pointe-A-Caillere and Shiao-Ping's interpretation of Gerard Rubaud's formula), one of the big obstacles I faced in my home environment was to transfer a 2300g loaf into the oven.
Here is how I managed to do it:
1. The shaped dough (2300 g) sits on a couche
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Nice looking miche!
That is a nice looking miche. I don't even know what a miche is. Well, now I know what it looks like. I'm still a newbie to bread baking. But, I do know (this is for you, dabrownman) that 2300g IS a fairly large loaf! A 900g loaf would grow to 5 or 6 inches high in a 9 x 5 loaf pan. This would be over 2 1/2 times that.
David, a couche is a very practical thing if you want to make shapes other than tin loaves.
Linnen just doesn't stick.
Juergen
Beautiful miche, love the rusty brown crust! Must admit I was curious as to what sort of "Monster" your post was about, thanks for the smiles :)
also has been used to tame a little hungry 6 year old monster ...
Thank you,
Juergen