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13 minutes ago, paul o' vendange said:

Beautiful Ann.  Never heard of this bread before - any info on it?

 Paul, it wasn't something I was familiar with until 2 years ago.  I've made it a couple of times since.

 

I adjust the recipe slightly depending on whether I have a starter ready to use.  You can find the link to where I found

it here:

 

https://www.culinaryexploration.eu/blog/British-Bloomer-Recipe

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25 minutes ago, Ann_T said:

 Paul, it wasn't something I was familiar with until 2 years ago.  I've made it a couple of times since.

 

I adjust the recipe slightly depending on whether I have a starter ready to use.  You can find the link to where I found

it here:

 

https://www.culinaryexploration.eu/blog/British-Bloomer-Recipe

Wonderful, thanks Ann, I'll give it a shot.  I wasn't aware of the site, so thanks for that too!    

-Paul

 

Remplis ton verre vuide; Vuide ton verre plein. Je ne puis suffrir dans ta main...un verre ni vuide ni plein. ~ Rabelais

Posted
18 minutes ago, paul o' vendange said:

Wonderful, thanks Ann, I'll give it a shot.  I wasn't aware of the site, so thanks for that too!    

This is the same website that I found the method for just using the scrapings from the bottom of the jar for the next batch of dough.

 

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Posted
10 minutes ago, Ann_T said:

This is the same website that I found the method for just using the scrapings from the bottom of the jar for the next batch of dough.

 

Awesome, thanks.👍

-Paul

 

Remplis ton verre vuide; Vuide ton verre plein. Je ne puis suffrir dans ta main...un verre ni vuide ni plein. ~ Rabelais

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I had fed two of the "scrapings" of the jar starters on Wednesday and after they had risen, I put them both in the fridge.
 
Took them out last night and made two doughs. One went into the fridge for a longer cold fermentation and one was left on the counter overnight and baked this morning.
Left just enough scrapings in the bottom of the jars to feed again.
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Left them out on the counter overnight and they are now ready to go back into the fridge and will probably get used over the next two days.
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Baked 12 sandwich size baguettes.
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Posted
On 11/19/2025 at 4:44 AM, Mjx said:

 

Thank you very much!  I'd say the recipe worked for me.

 

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I gave the pan a positive review.

 

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Posted
7 hours ago, JoNorvelleWalker said:

 

Thank you very much!  I'd say the recipe worked for me.

 

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I gave the pan a positive review.

 

 

No apparent problems with sticking, or the interior crazing?

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Posted
1 hour ago, Ann_T said:

enriched sourdough sandwich

Ann, that bread looks so good. Would you be so kind as to share the recipe? Thank you.

Yvonne Shannon

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