It turns out that sourdough focaccia is my new favourite go-to bread to make!
Ingredients
200g Rye Sourdough Starter (100% hydration)
400g Strong White Flour
275ml Water
1 tsp Salt
1 tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Method
Mix the ingredients in a bowl until a shaggy dough forms. Leave to rest for 30 minutes.
Repeatedly stretch the dough until silky smooth, approximately 10 minutes. Leave to rest for approximately 6-8 hours, folding the dough 4 times every half an hour.
Shape the dough and leave to rest in an oval banneton for 8-10 hours, or overnight. Score and bake at 230C until golden brown.
Tip: Add steam to your oven for the first 10 minutes to help the bread rise.
Added by: luisas
Our bread proving baskets (bannetons) are made from sustainable birchwood cane or rattan. They are used for the fermentation of the dough and forming bread loaves. Prepare the basket by dusting it with flour, then put the dough in the basket and leave to rise. The small basket is suitable for making 500g loaves, the large basket is suitable for making 1kg loaves.
Our bread proving baskets (bannetons) are made from sustainable birchwood cane or rattan. They are used for the fermentation of the dough and forming bread loaves. Prepare the basket by dusting it with flour, then put the dough in the basket and leave to rise. The small basket is suitable for making 500g loaves, the large basket is suitable for making 1kg loaves.
It turns out that sourdough focaccia is my new favourite go-to bread to make!
This is a great staple gluten free loaf which I bake regularly every week. It's full of flavour and delicious eaten during the next 24 hours. After that it makes excellent toast for several days or can also be sliced and frozen for toasting at any time.
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Hello, Luisas. My question is in regards to the 75%hydration white sourdough recipe. Is the bulk rise happening in the first 6 to 8 hours, and the final proofing is the last 8 to 10 hours? Can that be done in the fridge or does it need to be at room temperature? Thank you for your time!
Charlynn 11. 05. 2022 03:21:30
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