Easy Sourdough Bread Recipe
Artisan Sourdough Bread Recipe
Artisan Sourdough Bread Recipe
Print RecipeIngredients
Ingredient | Grams | Baker's Percentage |
---|---|---|
Hard White Baker’s Flour | 355 g | 100% |
Rye Flour | 21 g | 6% |
Red Fife Flour | 19 g | 5% |
Filtered Water | 255 g | 72% |
Levain | 170 g | 43% |
Sea Salt | 10 g | 2% |
Instructions
By Hand
- Mix flours, water, and levain. Ensure there are no dry spots. Cover and leave to fermentolyse for 20 minutes. DO NOT ADD SALT YET.
- Add salt by sprinkling over dough and then pressing salt into dough, dimpling with wet fingers. Massage the dough until you do not feel any more grains of salt, around 5 minutes.
- Begin to Stretch and Fold #1 until dough starts to come together.
- Cover with plastic and leave to rest for 20 minutes.
- After 20 minutes, Stretch and Fold #2 until you feel the dough start to resist, around 8-10 stretches and folds.
- Cover with plastic and leave to rest for another 20 minutes.
- Stretch and Fold #3 until you feel the dough start to resist and you see your windowpane.
- Take 40 g of dough and place it into a 2 oz aliquot container. Stretch and fold until you start to feel resistance of the dough. Place dough in a warm area for approximately 2 hours or until dough in aliquot reaches the top.
- Shape and bench rest dough for 20 minutes.
- Shape your dough into its final shape and place top down into the banneton. Make sure to close off the seam if it splits apart.
- Cover with plastic and place in the fridge for 8-24 hours.
With KitchenAid
- Mix flours in the mixing bowl. In a separate bowl, measure water and levain. Using the dough hook, knead on speed #2 just until there are no dry bits. Cover and leave to fermentolyse for 20 minutes.
- Add salt and knead on speed #2 for 6 ½ minutes until windowpane.
- Cover with plastic and let rest for 1 hour.
- Aliquot (add 40 g to a 2 oz container), stretch and fold, and place dough in a warm area for approximately 2 hours or until dough in aliquot reaches the top.
- Shape your dough into its final shape and place top down into the banneton. Make sure to close off the seam if it splits apart.
- Cover with plastic and place in the fridge for 8–24 hours.
Baking
- Preheat your oven AND Dutch oven (if using) to 500°F.
- Once the oven has preheated, gently turn out your dough on a cookie sheet lined with high-quality parchment paper (450°F parchment).
- Score your dough and carefully place the cold dough in the Dutch oven, lid on (or other vessel that can trap steam).
- Decrease the oven temperature to 475°F and bake for 22 minutes with steam (or the lid on).
- After 22 minutes, remove the lid from your Dutch oven and bake for another 12–14 minutes. Remove the bread from the oven and let it cool for a minimum of 1 hour before slicing.
*Put a cookie sheet on the bottom oven rack to avoid burnt bottoms.
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