I live in Phoenix, but travel to see relatives twice a year to Ottawa, Canada, the city where my favorite bakery lives: Art-is-In. I'm in love with their bread, specifically their sandwich loaves of white sourdough and buttermilk multiseed. The white sourdough is perfectly chewy and moist, and the buttermilk multiseed bread is just perfect. One one of my visits, they gave me the list of ingredients (the sourdough is made with a levain, and the multiseed is with a poolish), but of course, I don't know the proportions or method. I'm far from an expert bread baker, but given the ingredients and the desired outcome (I know what the loaves should look and taste like), other than lots of experimentation, are there some "best practices" that would help me reach a close imitation?
Check out our own Trevor Wilson's Breadworx website. He has a sourdough pan bread recipe with accompanying YouTube video. Great website for anyone looking to create great bread. He has his own approaches which are refreshing and easy to follow. Cannot recommend highly enough.
But just so the original poster does find your good suggestion it's breadwerx www.breadwerx.com
Not pedantic just helpful as ever. Thanks Abe.