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Hed
Mar 31, 2004

Fun Shoe
Getting back into GWS from the break, very exciting. The frontier I want to conquer now is bread. Last time I made real bread was some loaves for banh mi 10 years ago.

I just had a friend drop over a sourdough starter from his stash this morning, about 25g. I fed it the 70g AP, 30g rye, 100g water an hour ago because I figured I'd want to charge it up after the travel (5 minute drive lol). It's currently sitting on the counter.

I'd love to make some loaves this weekend, but I don't grok the whole starter/leaven thing. Can I take the brew on my counter, save 20g to put in the fridge, and use use that as part of a sourdough recipe? I should have read more before I started doing stuff :)

Just use the KA sourdough recipe?

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Hed
Mar 31, 2004

Fun Shoe

Aramoro posted:

So it's kinda the Perfect Loaf Seeded Rye and Spelt loaf. I can't actually find the recipe online but it's a bit like this one

https://www.theperfectloaf.com/spelt-rye-and-whole-wheat-sourdough-bread/

Here's the recipe from the book



Levain and Mix



And the timeline



Except I had no wholemeal spelt so just used light spelt and refuced the water a touch. Like all spelt doughs it's an absolute loving nightmare to handle.

Thank you for the pictures. I’ve looked at this book and I’d get over it but why in the world did they not right-justify the weights and percentages?

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