30 hour Borodinsky Bread by rus brot
recipe-Foodgeek https://fgbc.dk/3126
rusbrot video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niIcAuRRxWo
Day 1: Prepare clas (24h)
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Day 2-3 Timetable:
5 STEPS: 11 hours
See detailed instructions in the recipe.
- SCALD (2-4 h)
- PRE-DOUGH (3 h)
- DOUGH (2 h)
- SHAPE/FINAL PROOF (33C, 1h)
- BAKE - no steam; (10 min 260C/500F); then (50 min 200C/392F); [alternately: BAKE in Zojirushi]. End Temp: 96-98C(204-208F).
This loaf was baked in the Zojirushi Bread Machine: Preheat 10 min and Bake about 45 min .
Crumb
Personal Notes:
- To adjust the recipe for a fixed amount of clas: % recipe = (# gr clas) / 290 gr; Total dough weight = % * 1793. The above bake used 120 g clas (previously frozen).
- Make the scald with the quantities in original recipe. This bake used 41.4% (220 g) of the scald (533 gr); the rest (313 g) was portioned and frozen for later use and experiments.
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That looks great. How do you like the flavour?
Hi,
The texture, I think, is good. But I am not sure what to aim for.
It has a warm taste and not too spicy. (edited)
The flavor is different from what I got on a previous attempt .
Both used the same solod scald and both baked in bread machine.
Lots of steps and stages for this bread. I’d love to know what it tastes like, it looks great.
Benny
Hi,
It has been 3 days now and some slices have been sitting on the table in a covered container (rest sliced in freezer). I would say that flavor has improved a lot and the taste is coming through. Yes, I am starting to like these kinds of rye-thin plain or with a spread of hummus. The texture is bendable and not dry at all. I hope to start discerning the features of this type of bread. :)