Hi everyone,
i have a question.
So, I’ve been baking sourdough for quite a while and it’s working great.
I mainly make country loafs with t85 flour.
I mostly bake in a Dutch oven, which works great (see 2nd picture).
recently I started experimenting with baking my loaf directly on a baking stone and then put the bottom of my Dutch oven reversed on top of the stone.
I do this because i like the crust more like that.
Suddenly my bread comes out much flatter (1st picture) although all the rest I do is the same. The areas where I slash the dough, just open to the sides they don’t burst.
Otherwise the bread is great.
Anyone has an idea how this is possible?
my recipe:
50g of rye
50g of Kamut
200g white flour
800g t85 flour
935g water (85%)
22g salt
160g levain
thanks
jeroen
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