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OlyveOyl

OlyveOyl


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@TropicalseniorThe oven rise/spring is almost identical.  Yes it’s a sourdough, 6% sourdough starter.  This was about 400 g flour, 2% salt, 74% hydration. I’ll see if I can find an interior shot of one I have made with a hot oven start.  
This is 20% whole wheat but baked  at 440* to start, the outcome is almost identical. Both breads are retarded overnight  ( 8/24 hrs.)in a banneton prior to baking.

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OlyveOyl

OlyveOyl


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The oven rise/spring is almost identical.  Yes it’s a sourdough, 6% sourdough starter.  This was about 400 g flour, 2% salt, 74% hydration. I’ll see if I can find an interior shot of one I have made with a hot oven start.  
This is 20% whole wheat but baked  at 440* to start, the outcome is almost identical. Both breads are retarded overnight  ( 8/24 hrs.)in a banneton prior to baking.

IMG_3769.jpeg

OlyveOyl

OlyveOyl

The oven rise/spring is almost identical.  Yes it’s a sourdough, 6% sourdough starter.  This was about 400 g flour, 2% salt, 74% hydration. I’ll see if I can find an interior shot of one I have made with a hot oven start.  

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