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A couple of bakes from “ Modernist Bread”.  From the workbook on page 38, The Van Over Method for Lean Bread, intended mostly for baguettes but there are suggestions for a batard and a boule.

The  batard was half of the recipe, the boule was 500 g rather than 605g.

These are made in the food processor, I did a little hand kneading to achieve a window pane.  My Cuisinart struggled with the 500g. amount as I rested it at the 30 second mix with intentions of resting 5 minutes and running for the additional 45seconds. It wouldn’t run properly so I split the dough in half and then proceeded.

Both breads were baked in a Granite Ware, the batard in a hot oven on a stone , the boule in a cold oven on a stone.

This is a simple lean dough that is at its best on day one.  To the boule I added 1T ~ rye flour and  a very well olive oiled container in an effort to increase the shelf life.  I have Van Over’s bread book but haven’t baked from it in a very long time as I have pretty muched switched to sourdough. This bread can be made in about five hours and I found it very enjoyable.

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OlyveOyl

OlyveOyl

A couple of bakes from “ Modernist Bread”.  From the workbook on page 38, The Van Over Method for Lean Bread, intended mostly for baguettes but there are suggestions for a batard and a boule.

The  batard was half of the recipe, the boule was 500 g rather than 605g.

These are made in the food processor, I did a little hand kneading to achieve a window pane.  My Cuisinart struggled with the 500g. amount as I rested it at the 30 second mix with intentions of resting 5 minutes and running for the additional 45seconds. It wouldn’t run properly so I split the dough in half and then proceeded.

Both breads were baked in a Granite Ware, the batard in a hot oven on a stone , the boule in a cold oven on a stone.

This is a simple lean dough that isn’t its best on day one.  To the boule I added 1T ~ rye flour and  a very well olive oiled container in an effort to increase the shelf life.  I have Van Over’s bread book but haven’t baked from it in a very long time as I have pretty muched switched to sourdough. This bread can be made in about five hours and I found it very enjoyable.

IMG_6338.jpeg

IMG_5161.jpeg

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