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I fed both my starters yesterday morning  and used 80g of discard in 220g of water and 220g of flour for a biga.
 
I still had some discard left so I mixed 30g of the discard with 30g of water and 30g of flour (1 oz each of discard, flour, water). For a very tiny biga.
 
Last night, I put the full size biga in the fridge and I used the little one in 600g of flour with 7g of salt
and just a tiny .5 g (less than 1/4 tsp) of yeast. This was insurance because I wasn't sure how strong the little biga would be.
I would skip the yeast next time. It really wasn't needed.
 
After the last stretch and fold the dough was left on the counter overnight from 8PM until 3AM for a 7 hour room temperature fermentation.
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Baked one larger Batard and two smaller ones. All proofed in banneton proofing baskets.
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