Bread with beard-Chleb z broda :) |
360 g mature dark rye sourdough starter
614 g water
887 g white whole wheat flour (KA)
103 g cashews
103 g dark raisins
18 g salt
I dissolved the sourdough starter in water. Then I added the flour and mixed the ingredients.
( It was the first time I used the King Arthur White Whole Wheat Flour and I was impressed. Before I had been buying the white whole wheat flour from Trader Joe`s. But the TJ`s flour is to weak to bake a good bread.)
I kneaded the dough for 10 minutes and let it rest for 30 minutes.
I added salt and work it through the dough. I set it aside for 30 minutes. Then I add cashews and raisins. I let it rest for another half an hour and kneaded again. Dough fermented for 4 hours. I shaped loaf ( I used around 60% of dough) and proofed for 3 hours.
I forgot about scoring the bread and the result is the strange looking loaf. It could have been really pretty loaf.
Baking:
500 F with steam-15 minutes
450 F-15 minutes
400F-10 minutes.
Rest of the dough I left to cut out few Halloween shapes: ghosts, bats, pumpkins and crescents. I know that bread dough does not makes perfect shapes. The shapes were proofing while the loaf was baking for 30 minutes. I baked them for 10 minutes in 400F.
Po polsku"
360 g zakwasu pszennego razowego 100% hydracji
614 g wody
887 g razowej maki jasnej pszennej
103 g orzechow nerkowca
103 g ciemnych rodzynek
18 g soli
Zakwas rozpuscilam w wodzie, dodalam make. Zagniatalam ciasto przez 10 minut i odstawilam je przykryte na pol godziny. Dodalam sol, zagniotlam i odstawilam na 30 minut. Nastepnie wgniotlam nerkowce i rodzynki. Po kolejnej polgodzinnej przerwie zagniotlam ciasto po raz czwarty, a nastepnie zostawilam do fermentacji na 4 godziny. Z 60 procent ciasta uformowalam bochenek , ktory wyrastal w koszyku 3 godziny.
Rozgrzalam piekarnik do 250 st. C (maksymalna temp.) z kamieniem. Naparowalam go 1/2 szklanki wrzatku. Zapomnialam naciac bochenek (stad ta broda).
Pieklam:
250 st.C-15 min.
225 st.C-15 min.
200 st C-10 min.
Ten bochenek jest wspaniały! Takie okrągłe zawsze kojarzą mi sie z prawdziwym ,dobrym chlebem.
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