This is the best and most complete sourdough bread recipe You ever need, consistently rewarding you with world class beautiful and tasty sourdough bread every time. Everything is done from scratch, explained in detail, easy for you to follow leaving no questions unanswered. This masterclass looks at the recipe as well as the why behind it. That way you know how to adapt when things go sideways.
Recipe for the dough in the video:
– 400 Grams of all purpose flour at 10% protein
– 100 Grams of whole wheat flour
– 325 Grams of water (65%). If you have 12% protein flour, consider 70% water.
– 100 Grams of rye starter (20%)
– 10 Grams of salt (2%)
Regarding the coil folds a couple of you have asked how many should be done. Don’t stress yourself about it. You should coil fold whenever you see your dough flattened out quite a lot. I have a no-knead video where I skip them completely which is great if you don’t have time:
Written version of the recipe:
Flour I am using:
Blog article on different flours in Germany:
Drax Mühle Manitoba flour 14% protein:
For ze Germans – T550 at Rewe 11-12% protein:
Mulino Padano 15% protein:
Strong whole wheat flour:
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Tools:
Banneton proofing basket (25cm length, 15cm width, 8.5cm height):
Cooling rack:
Digital kitchen scale:
Dough scraper:
Dutch oven for batards (Challenger Bread Pan):
Dutch oven round (Lodge):
Dutch oven with glas lid (Brovn) – BREADCODE = 5% off:
Infrared thermometer:
Loaf pan (30cm length x 12cm width x 9cm height):
Loaf pan with lid (34cm length, 13cm width, 12cm height):
No stick spray (vegetable based):
Oven gloves:
pH meter to check acidity:
Weck starter jars:
Useful videos:
Debaked ep. 1 – Pizza journey to Napoli:
Debaked ep. 2 – Journey to a flour mill:
Discard starter bread:
Fermentation time table:
Make a sourdough starter:
Make your starter more active:
Recommend sourdough bread recipe:
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:17 Tools required
2:03 Flour composition
3:55 Autolyse
4:53 A note on your starter
6:23 Incorporating your starter
7:44 Fermentation table
9:03 Adding salt
12:20 Windowpane initial kneading
13:20 15 minutes rest
14:20 Bench kneading
17:30 Extracting Fermentation Probe
19:00 Coil fold
24:30 Fermentation probe ready
24:54 Banneton preparation
25:24 Preparing for shaping
25:55 Shaping
29:30 Proofing stage
31:40 Freezer hack
33:30 Baking in a dutch oven
34:20 Baking without a dutch oven (preferred)
35:20 Scoring
36:30 Baking
37:20 The result
38:50 Tasting
39:30 Outro
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You can read about this in detail in my free book called “The Sourdough Framework”. You can get it here: https://thbrco.io/book. You can support the project with a donation, but there is absolutely no knead. I believe information like this should be free and accessible to everyone. The book is made for everyone who wants to understand the important details when making sourdough bread. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this video. I’m very familiar with making regular yeast breads and sourdough has taken me by surprise at the different method you need to use. I made two decent batches but after watching several of your videos I’m increasing the activity of my sourdough and I bet my next loaf will have a much better oven spring! I’m ordering a banneton now 😂 Also that PH tester from another video. That has me giggling excited 😆
Thank you. You explain all the processes so well
I don’t really understand. In this video you say you let the autolyse rest for one hour but on your blogpost you say to leave it overnight?
After I add the four and water is still too thick, and I can't pull it easily, I added 65g of water.. not enough?
29:00
i find the finger poke test extremely unreliable with sour dough
I wish you would use ounces or kg instead of the percentages it make it so much easier
Please recommend a flour I have tried quite a few but the result are no where near yours even at the end of the autolyzed stage smfh
Thk u for this informative vlog
Nb: frizzier to oven?
No time in between?
Gluten Tag! The brewer in me thinks about water chemistry. Does soft water affect gluten development negatively? I have very soft water here, and the (mostly French) flour is at 9% Protein.
I wonder whether there is a difference between hard and soft water for baking.
Many thanks and Tschüss
What breed are those dogs? – Really nice it seems and like to catch up on reading about this breed!!
Where did you get your Lame? I have a UFO lame which is great for decorative scoring but not so much for deeper cut for the longer slash
Unfortunately I didn't see your water to protein table after I had mixed the dough 🤦🏼♀️ and then I didn't preheat the pizza stone long enough..
But how should I learn without making mistakes 🤷🏼♀️
Today I will start again 😬😂
I bought better flour and my starter is bubbly and happy 😁
I use this video and accompanying directions each time I make my sourdough loaves. It's excellent. Thank you so much for patiently outlining and demonstrating each step and explaining the "why" behind the magic. It makes beautiful bread. Danke!
auf deiner website steht im rezept:
"Autolyse
Mix flour and water, fully hydrating flour
Let it rest at room temperature over night"
ist etwas lang für autolyse oder? 😀
im video sagst du ja, etwa eine stunde soll man warten.. 🙂
Hi. Great video! Quick Question: in the description you say "If you have 12% protein flour, consider 70% water.". In the link to the recipe, however it says that for 12% protein you should go with 60-65% hydration….
You talk alot that make it difficult to follow you, too much rubbish.
I do want to thank you for all your information and details. Very helpful
My sourdough bread looks good from the outside but didn't get much of a rise and maybe that's why it didn't completely cook? Not sure. My starter did double in size. Did i need to leave in oven for more time?
Thank you for the chemistry of each step! I am now suddenly interested in math! ❤
Excellent video full of “why” detail. Excellent.
I came for sourdough recipe and now I want caipirinha hahahha
On one of your videos you mentioned a book. How can I purchase one of those. Your videos are excellent. I have been baking bread for many years but never using sourdough except for one bread – Borodinsky black rye bread. Many thanks for all the information. Trevor in the uk.