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21/09/2024

Today’s scoring 🌾 🤎

25/08/2024

100% Spelt sourdough baked same day in a tin 🌾

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20/08/2024

Stencilling 🌾

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13/08/2024

I was so excited to use one of my brand new stencils today! The idea here was to give a brand new look to the classic boule scoring. And I must say, I’m super happy with the effect. Stencils can be very effective when decorating your sourdough bread, creating a beautiful centrepiece, whilst requiring minimal scorings skills.

This boule was made using our basic sourdough bread recipe - check the link in bio for more details.

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Happy baking! 🧡🤎

10/08/2024

Wrapping sourdough bread 🌾🧡

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04/08/2024

Today’s scoring 🌾🧡

I have always liked this design for its simplicity and elegance. The additional mid-bake score helps the bread expand evenly, without cracking in unexpected and unwanted areas.

Happy weekend baking 🧡

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04/08/2024

Blueberry sourdough bread 💙🌾🫐

It’s been almost a year since I last baked blueberry sourdough. Back then I added whole fresh blueberries, which didn’t quite work for me.

This time I wanted to use fresh blueberries again, but tried a different method. Instead of using them whole, I mashed them in a blender before adding them into the dough. As they have such a high water content, I basically replaced half of the water in the recipe with the blueberries. I was using a high protein white bread flour, so the hydration was quite high at 82%, half of which was the blueberry puree.
I mixed it all at once, except salt, some water and a spoon of honey, that were added about an hour later. Then followed my usual process of 1xSF and 4xCF, resting the dough 30min in between. The dough was easy to work with, very purple, and a bit sticky for the first few folds. But it did rise nicely and it didn’t need any extra time to proof (to account for the addition of the blueberries right at the start). In fact, the dough ended up slightly overproofed, as I had to extend cold re**rdant to 17hrs due to some commitments.
The bread does taste of berries a little, and I love the softness and texture of the crumb. I may add dried blueberries into it next time though, to boost the flavour further 💜

Spec
140g starter at peak
700g white bread flour (15% protein)
280g water
280g fresh blueberries
14g salt + 20g water
1 tbsp honey

Happy weekend everyone! 💜💙

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04/08/2024

Sourdough Wreath 🌾🧡

To shape the wreath, you have a couple of options. You can shape it just before the cold re**rd and use a basket with a riser to maintain the shape during proofing. The second option, which I prefer, is to proof the dough as a boule first and then shape the wreath by making a hole in the center just before scoring and baking. I have tried both methods, and I find the second option better for producing a more even shape for the wreath.

For the dough, I’ve used a 60/40 blend of white and whole wheat flour with 75% hydration. I find this level of hydration optimal for shaping the wreath. And the higher whole wheat flour content means the dough doesn’t expand as much during baking, resulting in a more uniform appearance for the wreath.

This design was inspired by the amazing . Follow her if you haven’t already! 😍

Wishing you all a sunny weekend ☀️☀️

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