Four phase of production pics from this morning...slice pics at dinner. 13 hour ferment 80/20 white/whole wheat with some poppy seeds on top for the helluvit.
Four phase of production pics from this morning...slice pics at dinner. 13 hour ferment 80/20 white/whole wheat with some poppy seeds on top for the helluvit.
rw saunders
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Associated slice pics…lots of really nice holes and I might extend the fermentation on the next one to 14 hours to see what it will yield.
rw saunders
hey, how lucky can one man get.
Lunch date with my Mother and I was asked to bring some cinnamon raisin bread and to “add a little more cinnamon this time”…yes Mum.
rw saunders
hey, how lucky can one man get.
Is this a take off on Forkish recipe? Something you've developed yourself? Looks Delicious!
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Frank…not my recipe, but imho, it’s based on a Forkish type extended fermentation (12-15 hours) and proofing (1hr) concept. I’ll dig out the recipe and post…pretty simple process, easy to manage dough and good results. And my Mother approves…what more could one want? I do mix it up from time to time and sub/mix other fruit like dried cranberries and cherries for raisins.
rw saunders
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Here you go Frank…hope this helps.
rw saunders
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Thank you!
Frank Beshears
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overcomes the hardest thing in the world.
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Hmm, doesn't really fit in the dinner thread so it's a what's for breakfast with the week old Poolish Bread you made. French Toast, bacon and berry compote. (maple syrup has not been applied yet :>)
Frank Beshears
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My daughter is in from out of town…have to remind her that the food is always better at home.
rw saunders
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Been awhile. Had some maple syrup that I brought south from the Northern Country. The whole can didn’t fit in the empty American syrup container. Never wanting to waste a precious natural resource, I searched for a recipe.
Found this https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/...le-white-bread.
I thought a packet of yeast was 2.5 teaspoons so it was a tad over-yeasted and I had a tad extra syrup so I overdid that ingredient by 50% in the recipe.
It came out like this…
The loaf which was intended for tomorrow’s morning consumption may not last past bedtime.
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Mrs. RW was making her signature stew tonight as our youngest is home for UM’s Fall break…I had to step up and knock out a Ken’s Saturday white.
rw saunders
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Honey oat sourdough
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Mrs. RW made goulash this evening and I went with a 14 hour overnight ferment and baked the boule as dark as I felt comfortable with. Slice pics tomorrow with some leftover goulash too.
rw saunders
hey, how lucky can one man get.
Mrs. RW made her butternut squash and sausage soup today, so I had to step up and make sure that fresh bread was there to keep her soup company.
rw saunders
hey, how lucky can one man get.
I didn’t post this in the T-Day dinner thread, even though it was consumed as a part of this evening’s feast.
rw saunders
hey, how lucky can one man get.
In honor of the UNESCO designation I attempted baguettes today. The dough was almost unmanageably wet, good thing I have baguette pans my brother's wife gave me years ago. Instead of rolling and stretching on the counter I dumped them in and smooshed them out. Were they good? Oh, very much so. Crispety crunchy crust and light holey inside. Salty and fermented. Delicious. Still, work to do. Not a daily driver with that effort level.
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