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  • Never made a panettone, but fancying doing one for the new year. Has anyone made one with sourdough?

    Also what I can do with a workaround for a mould? I only have your standard cake tins

  • The wild yeast one I liked to above is sourdough, but you need to make a 40-50% hydration starter, then bolster it with regular feeds every 4 hours or so, there's a bit at the bottom of the page about that. That and the bulk ferment demand a constant temp of about 29° so will require a proving chamber. This removes the 'sour' bit which goes against the flavor profile of the sweetened bread. My last attempt I failed and the sourness definitely still comes through.

  • Moulds ordered, fuck it. Pray4me

  • Until tomorrow, Godspeed. Nice to use my starter again after spending the last few months doing very little

  • You added pistachio...like it.

    EDIT: Waitrose eggs.....golf bat thread

    EDIT2: May the tempbe even and your crust be smooth.

  • A solid start

  • Irish panettone this week


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  • Just got back from my inlaws in Perugia, ate a lot of panettone and brought a couple back with me. Will eat them tonight 😊

  • Pretty pleased for a first attempt

  • Very nice :). Hows it taste?

  • I am going to try panettone this year, was looking for a recipe and thought, 'should ask the LFGSS bread thread' but first I tried a quick search, and of course there is a dedicated thread already :-) Good reading, thanks for the link sharing.

  • Wilko going bust has been a massive issue :/

  • Aldi & Lidl should be your friends now.

  • For 'real' panettone have a look at Artefood in Windsor.
    Spoiler alert: will be pricy.

  • The cases I bought were the wrong size and it didn't rise as much as I hoped so it hasn't spilled satisfyingly over the top, but at least there's a phaffy new baking thing to phaff with:


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  • Ha, took me a second to work out what was going on there. Cool way of doing it!

  • I was all set to do the drier rack like in the wildyeast recipe but the skewers were then too long to fit in the only possible box I could find to let it rise under a cover so they got cut off, so that plan failed... I am now watching it carefully after both wildyeast and others here report that it can actually stretch a bit too far - would seem ridiculous to ruin it at this stage...

    Have you had any luck finding a Wilko alternative?

  • So have already got through 3 of Lidl’s panettone but partner was raving about a pistachio and lemon one she had at a do from Gail’s which is £35
    What’s out there that’s good and somewhere in between price wise for both classic (my favourite) and pistachio/lemon up to £25ish.
    Local world foods place has a few Bonifanti ones in fancy packaging but no idea if they are any good.

  • I got a limoncello one from Seggiano last year, was around £20 at one of those deli shops on Columbia Road

  • Italian shop on green lanes Harringey.

    There were many many brands, and more types than there were when I was young.


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