Ingredients
300g 00 (118) or Durum wheat flour
300g Semolina flour (507)
400g water
10g sea salt, ground fine
1/2 tsp yeast
Method
Mix flours and yeast
Add all of the water and turn over thoroughly with your scraper
Cover and leave for between 40min - 1hour (Autolysis)
Work the dough until smooth then form into a ball - cover and leave for 1 hour
Refold into a ball and leave for 1 hour again
Repeat another once or twice (or not at all!)
Preheat oven to max with an empty tray in the bottom
After final prove turn out onto a non stick baking tray. Slash top and bake as your usual method or as follows:-
Put loaf into oven
Pour water into tray - creating steam
Close door and leave on max for 5min
Turn temp down to 220C and set timer for 25min
Have look and turn down to 210C for another 5-15min if you think it needs it
Added by: Fozzie
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