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Lemon Blueberry Sourdough Focaccia | Sweet Focaccia Recipe | ways to save overproofed sourdough
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Here is the recipe for my Lemon blueberry sourdough focaccia! 10/10 recommend, this is so yummy! Dough: The night before baking mix together 100 g active starter 375 g of water 30 g of honey (optional) 20 g avocado or olive oil (optional) 500 g of bread flour 10g salt Do a couple sets of stretch and folds before bed. Let it sit on the counter overnight or about 10-12hrs. This part is very flexi...
My Viral Sourdough Apple Fritter focaccia | Sweet Focaccia Recipe | Way to use overproofed dough
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My Viral Sourdough Apple Fritter focaccia | Sweet Focaccia Recipe | Way to use overproofed dough
Battle of the Bread Flour | King Arthur Vs. Great Value | Testing bread flour for sourdough baking
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Battle of the Bread Flour | King Arthur Vs. Great Value | Testing bread flour for sourdough baking
Step-by-step Sourdough timeline for busy people- Sourdough baking made simple
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Step-by-step Sourdough timeline for busy people- Sourdough baking made simple
Sourdough Honey Wheat Sandwich Bread- Easy Beginner Friendly Recipe!
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Sourdough Honey Wheat Sandwich Bread- Easy Beginner Friendly Recipe!
Double Batch Sourdough Recipe | Scored Vs. Not Scored showdown!
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Double Batch Sourdough Recipe | Scored Vs. Not Scored showdown!
The Easiest Beginner Sourdough recipe- NO SPECIAL TOOLS!
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The Easiest Beginner Sourdough recipe- NO SPECIAL TOOLS!

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  • @taylorevansen6008
    @taylorevansen6008 18 хвилин тому

    My favorite banana bread recipe uses sourdough starter! That bit of sourness is SO delicious

  • @olenhol2przez4
    @olenhol2przez4 Годину тому

    Its normal where im from. Both sourdough bread and one that is uncut

  • @reillybaker7866
    @reillybaker7866 Годину тому

    So she didnt do what the comment said…

  • @BankBustaa
    @BankBustaa 4 години тому

    Imma need those recipes... Now

  • @fhrainerjahn9865
    @fhrainerjahn9865 5 годин тому

    "splitting the dough..." im a mature adult, im a mature adult...

  • @SeanMahoneyfitnessandart
    @SeanMahoneyfitnessandart 6 годин тому

    Ya, I always just plop my dough in my loaf pan as well... granted my baking is mostly gluten free... so I follow different rules/strategies .... much less rise time... if i let my dough sit for hours it just starts to ferment into a goopy mess... one hour is plenty

    • @MildExplosion
      @MildExplosion 4 години тому

      What recipe do you use? I've tried so many gf bread recipes and haven't found one that isn't that fall-apart cake texture.

    • @SeanMahoneyfitnessandart
      @SeanMahoneyfitnessandart 2 години тому

      @@MildExplosion so... I like to mix it up and it's often slightly different ... and a bit obnoxious lol... um... here goes.. My favorite blend of flours is to grind up 1.5 cups old fashion oats into flour (it ends up about 1 cup oat flour) plus 1 cup almond flour, 1 cup general GF flour mix (it's a blend of rice flour and potato and tapioca starch... I cant remember the brand and I'm out walking my dogs...) I sometimes also add in 1/4 cup walnut flour just for some extra complexity. And I do use a small amount of regular wheat flour as i kneed the dough to help hold it together, but probably 1/4 cup or less. But you could just use more of the gf flour blend. I like using small amounts of a bunch of different flours because I feel like my supply stocks last longer that way... Im broke .. I know it's in my head but it helps lol. My liquids vary.... but I always use 1 cup whether it be just water, a milk/water blend or my favorite- fresh homemade buttermilk. 1/2 stick melted butter, 2 tsp sugar, 1 tablespoon sweetened condensed milk (a secret power ingredient for a soft texture), a pinch of salt and pack of yeast. I start by proofing the yeast with warm water and sugar (either the full cup of water if that's all I'm using, or 1/4 cup if I'm going to use other liquid). Once proofed I dump in all the liquids, melted buter and sweetened condensed milk, then blend in the oat flour, almond flour, gf flour and finally, when it starts to dry and come together is when I finish with the regular flour... I often don't even kneed on my counter top, just in my mixing bowl. Then I plop it in my loaf tray, in a slightly warmed oven for 1 hour. Remove from oven. Preheat oven to 350, bake for 40-50 minutes. Sounds like a long time, but I've found that almond flour take a long time to set.. especially when adding more fats from the butter. It is still a bit crumbly I won't lie... but toasted it tastes really good.. I think so at least.

  • @wabloWattsy
    @wabloWattsy 6 годин тому

    Why wasn't there a control? We can't tell the difference between shaped and unshaped.

  • @golnaz...
    @golnaz... 6 годин тому

    اگه یکم روغن رو خمیر بزنین اصلا به نایلون نمی چسبه😊

  • @fredtedstedman
    @fredtedstedman 7 годин тому

    looks like baryatric surgery !!!

  • @jojotan3344
    @jojotan3344 7 годин тому

    Everytime I proof my sourdough, its sticky AND not structured like, the surface bounce back immediately when I do the finger test, the dough fall apart when I score it, the crumb end up small. If I proof it a lil longer, it becomes watery.

  • @Jakepf
    @Jakepf 7 годин тому

    The tops look gorgeous being random

  • @usermoyo2290
    @usermoyo2290 8 годин тому

    The second thing you can do to save this dough, is to add 1/3 of all products you use in this dough, it will be like “feeding” your sourdough starter, and it will rise perfectly, and this time try to pay attention on proofing time) You’re welcome)

  • @joturner-greve3690
    @joturner-greve3690 9 годин тому

    I once tried side by side loaves. One i did all 3 of the stretch and folds, shaping and scoring. The other i did 1 stretch & fold then plopped it from the bowl into the loaf pan. They were so similar no one but me could tell them apart. Making bread is so much easier now

  • @nebulousMinx
    @nebulousMinx 11 годин тому

    If you were properly doing this experiment, you shouldn't have scored them. Or at least do one to compare with the other un shaped loaf

  • @DrDudelidge
    @DrDudelidge 12 годин тому

    Those shower caps are dosing you very unhealthy levels of PFAS. You can not detox orv remove it from your body. It damages and alters DNA.

  • @carrym123
    @carrym123 12 годин тому

    Your dough looks like my legs….. and it’s kinda giving me some confidence

  • @Un_Named05
    @Un_Named05 12 годин тому

    W-why didn't you make a control loaf the way you normally make one for a comparison? This seems like bad science

  • @nnnnnnnnnataliem
    @nnnnnnnnnataliem 13 годин тому

    Awww ❤ i didn't think this was the direction the video would take but i love to see this

  • @viceb7
    @viceb7 13 годин тому

    I'm so excited to try this!

  • @Enju23
    @Enju23 15 годин тому

    Making bread is definitely all about feeling, it’s not like a soufflé it won’t collapse when done “wrong” it could look different but that builds the character of it, plus anyone that eats it, as long as it tastes good, won’t care how rough it looks on top, they’ll always love the taste and texture more than anything

  • @AFN2750
    @AFN2750 16 годин тому

    I’ve found that a lot of baking is figuring out which steps and processes are really not needed, or actually stop the final product from being how I want it to be

  • @kimberlyp2778
    @kimberlyp2778 17 годин тому

    I've never shaped a loaf of I was baking it in a pan.

  • @skkyh11gh
    @skkyh11gh 18 годин тому

    "if it can save 10-15 minutes im all for it" "I let them proof for another 2 hours or so" WHY DOES THE 15 MINYTES EVEN MATTER?!?!

  • @Homeskillet-mk6bj
    @Homeskillet-mk6bj 18 годин тому

    Finished product looks AMAZING! Let's eat!

  • @yootoob2
    @yootoob2 19 годин тому

    Sooo, you shaped it and put it in 2 different pans… got it!

  • @tonyanderson-ln9gl
    @tonyanderson-ln9gl 19 годин тому

    The fact that there are a myriad of bread types and recipes should tell us that nearly anything works. It's like brewing beer: the yeast does the work. Follow a few basic rules and you get beer or bread. It may not be the beer or bread you expected, but it'll drink or eat just fine. It's 11,000+ years old technology, relax.

  • @user.3350
    @user.3350 19 годин тому

    I like it this way looks rustic and beautiful ❤

  • @kibbsnowden6893
    @kibbsnowden6893 20 годин тому

    Look at the pans you are cooking in num nut...

  • @JamesD-iw6pr
    @JamesD-iw6pr 20 годин тому

    Would have been more interesting if you did a comparison of one each rather than 2 of the same.

  • @adrianexo21
    @adrianexo21 20 годин тому

    i did about 2 weeks of stretch and folds before i realized my bread turned out a lot better if i just laid it on my counter and stretched it all the way out nice and flat. after that i fold it back up and let it bulk ferment. i rarely ever do more than that because that seems to build plenty of structure and strength. i love how mine turn out now. i had giant holes and tunnels in my bread when i was tied to my kitchen doing folds every 15-30 mins for 3 hours. work smarter not harder, they say! i don’t mess with it too much during bulk fermentation except for taking a probe temp and i’m not rough with it when i do my shape. just normal tension. i try to pop any big bubbles too. my last few loaves since doing that have been nice and soft and no longer dense and hard tunnel messes. i think people have really complicated sourdough baking since the internet made it popular. it should never be that in depth.

  • @Thenakedbakerchannel
    @Thenakedbakerchannel 21 годину тому

    Shaping helps the structure of the bread but also the way it rises/bakes evenly. It takes a few extra seconds!

  • @breehogg2878
    @breehogg2878 23 години тому

    your mixture must be brilliant. Well done.

  • @waffle8364
    @waffle8364 День тому

    Sometimes the loaves will split though and that split will be random

  • @Littlebee888
    @Littlebee888 День тому

    Unbleached flour? …what …

  • @spiritusdei5688
    @spiritusdei5688 День тому

    I fear this thing.

  • @marwabeji6174
    @marwabeji6174 День тому

    This is wonderful. I like it

  • @PhathisizweJokozela
    @PhathisizweJokozela День тому

    Can i have some???

  • @IvanJankovicDC
    @IvanJankovicDC День тому

    Excessive for health

  • @jebronekitty
    @jebronekitty День тому

    The less work I have to do when cooking the better. I wish most food recipes didn't take so much work.

  • @thismine1
    @thismine1 День тому

    The more you roll the consistency will be off if you don’t

  • @dyodoleu
    @dyodoleu День тому

    I was wondering about why not put it in cold? Will the Dutch oven burst or is it about how the bread will bake? Also I love "gummy" texture bread ahaha

  • @hyrachine8573
    @hyrachine8573 День тому

    Dough glitch?

  • @SgtMclupus
    @SgtMclupus День тому

    The tops looked rough because the dough were still sticky when cutting it... And why would you roll out with a rolling pin, just to roll it up again? 🤦🏻‍♂️ Btw; that's not "air bubbles"; it's carbon dioxide that is formed from the yeast; basic bakery knowledge... And don't use plastic to cover the dough; it needs to breathe; use a clean kitchen towel

  • @DSWK_
    @DSWK_ День тому

    The baking dish is literally shaped like a loaf already

  • @internet_explorer_
    @internet_explorer_ День тому

    Mommy, sorry

  • @user-eo7fz5kc8b
    @user-eo7fz5kc8b День тому

    Minor differences ... me with no experience in baking can eat both of them happily 😂

  • @hypotheticaltapeworm
    @hypotheticaltapeworm День тому

    Shaping your loaves takes 15 minutes? Why? Granted maybe this is a sourdough thing, I usually just make white/French loaves for sandwich bread, which uses dry yeast instead of starter. Way I do it is burping the dough after the first proofing, flatten the dough with my hands, fold it in half, then create a "parcel" shape, placed seam side down in the loaf pan for the second proofing. This tales, maybe, 2 minutes. What, exactly, is your process, if you don't mind me asking? Not trying to be hostile, genuinely curious.

  • @qpixelthree80
    @qpixelthree80 День тому

    Sourdough starters remind me of venom …

  • @chase7139
    @chase7139 День тому

    I dont even proof in a bowl lol ive become so lazy i let it proof in the loaf pan then pop them mamajammas in my ninja xl airfryer so my house doesnt warm up becuase heatwave duh

  • @janicejurgensen2122
    @janicejurgensen2122 День тому

    Ty for sharing