Today or should I say last nights bake was a calculator I found from the pages of Mike Avery for a 3 stage levain
http://www.sourdoughhome.com/privacypolicy.html. I haven't tasted the bread yet but it has a deep smell that seems very satisfying. I hope to sink my teeth into this loaf when it has cooled and will indulge with some cheese or wine perhaps?
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All baking is good baking!
Jeremy
Say aye to Micks Bethesda meeting!
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Aye
Mick
(A wishful) 'Aye'
And a resounding 'Aye' for some of that bread!
looks real nice...
nice bloom...
mike is an active member of the BBGA and helped me out with a 9 Grain recipe recently...
should taste good!
Thanks all! I did have it this morning with some Brillo cheese from Italy(wine cheese) and some apricot marmalade! Tasted great. My sister-inlaw got the other half of the loaf and her husband ate virtually all of it!
I am working on a Tabatiere loaf and two Ciabattine de semola (semolina ciabatta)will snap when I get a minute, making a dinner and a dessert!
Ta!
Jeremy
Great looking bread Jeremy! Looks like a multiple stage that you ferment overnight with a little bit of rye or whole wheat included?That reddish color and deep smell of wheat comes from either an overnight/with some whole grain added or a motherdough. No bread smells as good in my opinion!
Yumm!
Teresa