How to Handle High Hydration Dough | Sourdough

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In this video, I describe and demonstrate different methods for handling, kneading, and shaping high hydration dough 💜 This isn't really a recipe, but more of a way to demonstrate all the different handling methods at your disposal. You don't need to use every single one of these techniques; feel free to manipulate them and combine according to what you (and the dough) need 😊 Methods shown include:

0:00 Intro
0:33 Rubaud Mixing
1:16 Slap & Fold
1:44 Lamination
2:40 Stretch & Fold (2 Hands)
3:24 Stretch & Fold (1 Hand)
3:43 Coil Fold
4:01 Preshape
4:36 Shape (Stitching)

Recipe:
225 g bread flour
45 g whole wheat flour
216 ml water
6 g salt
60 g active starter (100% hydration, fed 50% whole wheat flour and 50% bread flour)

Bulk fermented 6 hours at 76ºF
Final proofed 20 mins at room temp, then 17 hours in fridge
Baked 18 mins at 450°F with steam + 12 mins 410°F without steam

Specs:
80% bread flour
20% whole wheat flour
82% hydration
2% salt
20% starter inoculation

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Great tutorial, thank you so much for posting!

emmaapplegate
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Another excellent video Natty. Keep up your good work.

johnlongman
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You demontrates each method with such ease. A pleasure to watch and learn. Excellent video :D

flopoldible
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Thank you for sharing your video, I love baking, especially Bánh Mì.

simplesimple
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Like the way u present, please advise from first coil fold to second corn need roughly how long? 30 mins or 45 mins? Thanks

lberry
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Great video. Do you have shorten video in IG for this recipe?

yerww
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After you mix the water/flour and after autolyze - how to you judge if the dough is too wet or too dry? Do you add water or flour and this point to correct the hydration level?

TheInsideCabin
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great video. What flour do you use with the percentage of protein please? Thank a.

Alex-pkwc
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My 75% hydration sourdough is always sticky and lack of oven spring.
Any thoughts to share?

cherniavski