Today’s effort
Malted granary with extra seeds on top.
My lower hydration loaves (65-70%) seem to work so well. Last week I tried again to make a higher hydration bread and it didn’t hold shape - too wet to get skin tension and minimal oven spring.
That looks awesome! How do you get to have so many seeds sticking to the dough before final proving?
Roll the shaped loaf in seeds, sprinkle a few more seeds into the banneton, put bread seed side down in banneton and leave to finish proving
Probably only 70% stay attached when tipping the bread out for baking.
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Today’s effort
Malted granary with extra seeds on top.
My lower hydration loaves (65-70%) seem to work so well. Last week I tried again to make a higher hydration bread and it didn’t hold shape - too wet to get skin tension and minimal oven spring.