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Professor Simon drags Shawn deep into the world of Sourdough starters and how to make the perfect loaf of bread out of a jar of beige slime.
Questions, comments or corrections? Hit us up at [email protected]
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Music by John Palmer
Show notes and Shout Outs:
400g Flour
400g Starter
200g Water
10g Salt
Knead until smooth, place in a banneton or bowl and cover with a clean cloth. Allow to rise for a lot longer than you probably think is necessary. I'll often do overnight. Fresh bread in the morning!
Preheat the oven to 450. I recommend having either a baking stone or a dutch oven. GENTLY turn out the loaf. It's basically a balloon at this point and we don't want any of the delicious air to escape.
Okay I lied, we want SOME of the air to escape. Slash the top all fancy. You can use a lame or sharp knife.
BAKE! The amount of time is dependant on the equipment currently in your oven.
Once done allow to rest for half an hour
By Shawn Galway and Simon RainierProfessor Simon drags Shawn deep into the world of Sourdough starters and how to make the perfect loaf of bread out of a jar of beige slime.
Questions, comments or corrections? Hit us up at [email protected]
eatdrinkcheap.ca
eadrinkbreathe.com/podcast
Music by John Palmer
Show notes and Shout Outs:
400g Flour
400g Starter
200g Water
10g Salt
Knead until smooth, place in a banneton or bowl and cover with a clean cloth. Allow to rise for a lot longer than you probably think is necessary. I'll often do overnight. Fresh bread in the morning!
Preheat the oven to 450. I recommend having either a baking stone or a dutch oven. GENTLY turn out the loaf. It's basically a balloon at this point and we don't want any of the delicious air to escape.
Okay I lied, we want SOME of the air to escape. Slash the top all fancy. You can use a lame or sharp knife.
BAKE! The amount of time is dependant on the equipment currently in your oven.
Once done allow to rest for half an hour