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Ann_T

Ann_T

I hadn't fed my starters in a while. Maybe 6 or 8 weeks.
So I fed them both yesterday, one with my regular bread flour and the other with the Organic Rye that I always use to feed.
I used 55g of the discard from the rye fed starter and added it
to 55g of water and 142g of my bread flour with a tiny pinch of salt and made a Levain.
And I made a second Levain using 142g of flour, pinch of salt, 1g of yeast and 15g of the white starter.
Left both starters and levains out on the counter while I was at work.
The starters more than doubled, and both levains were very active.
FedstartersandtwoLevainsJuly22nd2023.thumb.jpg.a2d55b15612ce6f5c4505b0cbe98fb0a.jpg
Especially the one with the g of yeast and the tiny bit of discard. Blew the top off of the container.
I made two batches of dough last night.
Added the sourdough levain to 1000g of flour, 30g of salt and 680 g of water.
And the Yeast based levain was also added to , 1000g of flour, 30g of salt and 680g of water.
After the last stretch and folds the yeast based dough went into the fridge and the sourdough batch
was left out on the counter overnight and was ready to use by 3:30 AM this morning.
 
Dividedinto8piecesPreshaped.thumb.jpg.e8ca255e82da2efd505056e93950a3d1.jpg
Divided and preshaped.
Proofing.thumb.jpg.28a5ed64d3784fb972bed8f1a4addca5.jpg
 Finished shaping. And left to proof.
BakedJuly23rd2023.thumb.jpg.bf8b7dadf78d09ac294ade94f0c596d1.jpg
Baked 8 sourdough baguettes.
Slicedwhilestillwarm.thumb.jpg.a2690d3acaef5ef0faf81663762edc85.jpg
Sliced one while still warm for Moe's breakfast.
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Started another levain this morning with 1g of yeast and 15g of the white starter and
tonight I'll make another batch of dough to go into the fridge and will pull out the batch that is in the fridge
and will bake that one tomorrow morning.
Ann_T

Ann_T

I hadn't fed my starters in a while. Maybe 6 or 8 weeks.
So I fed them both yesterday, one with my regular bread flour and the other with the Organic Rye that I always use to feed.
I used 55g of the discard from the rye fed starter and added it
to 55g of water and 142g of my bread flour with a tiny pinch of salt and made a Levain.
And I made a second Levain using 142g of flour, pinch of salt, 1g of yeast and 15g of the white starter.
Left both starters and levains out on the counter while I was at work.
The starters more than doubled, and both levains were very active.
FedstartersandtwoLevainsJuly22nd2023.thumb.jpg.a2d55b15612ce6f5c4505b0cbe98fb0a.jpg
Especially the one with the g of yeast and the tiny bit of discard. Blew the top off of the container.
I made two batches of dough last night.
Added the sourdough levain to 1000g of flour, 30g of salt and 680 g of water.
And the Yeast based levain was also added to , 1000g of flour, 30g of salt and 680g of water.
After the last stretch and folds the yeast based dough went into the fridge and the sourdough batch
was left out on the counter overnight and was ready to use by 3:30 AM this morning.
 
Dividedinto8piecesPreshaped.thumb.jpg.e8ca255e82da2efd505056e93950a3d1.jpg
Divided and preshaped.
Proofing.thumb.jpg.28a5ed64d3784fb972bed8f1a4addca5.jpg
 Finished shaping. And left to proof.
BakedJuly23rd2023.thumb.jpg.bf8b7dadf78d09ac294ade94f0c596d1.jpg
Baked 8 sourdough baguettes.
Slicedwhilestillwarm.thumb.jpg.a2690d3acaef5ef0faf81663762edc85.jpg
Sliced one while still warm for Moe's breakfast.
Started another levain this morning with 1g of yeast and 15g of the white starter and
tonight I'll make another batch of dough to go into the fridge and will pull out the batch that is in the fridge
and will bake that one tomorrow morning.
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