Poolish and Autolyse
1/24: 1:00 PM Poolish - Don't read this. It was a flop.500 g flour + 500 g water+ .5 g yeast |
Finalize Ingredients
Poolish after 23 hours. It was bubbly and slick. Slimy really. |
308 g water to poolish
(100 g flour + 500 g whole wheat flour + 24 g salt + 4 g of yeast) + hydrated poolish
Very sticky and dense. |
mix and rest 20 minutes
Stretch and Fold
1/25:
Stretch and fold 6-8 times every 20 minutes for 60 minutes
2nd: 12:52
3rd: 1:14
4th: 1:35
5th: 1:55
Wow! What a change over time! The dough became much less sticky, becoming silky and spongy.
Rest
1/25 2:00-4:00
Rest two hours. This is what it looked like after two hours.
Proof
1/25
Proof 60-90 minutes. It is MUCH bigger than I thought it would be. Much bigger. Feels TOO big.
I prepared a banneton, highly floured.
1/25 - 4:12 Then I shaped the dough and plopped it in there. Now we wait until it rises again. I feel like I dropped it in the bowl too roughly. We shall see in 60-90 minutes. Preheat and Prepare
1/25 5:15
Preheat oven to 500
Add stone and heat 30 minutes
Well, that was stinky. I used my pizza stone. It was oily, smoked, and dripped down into the oven. We wiped up the stone and covered up the burnt stuff with salt.
Bake and Cool
1/25
This is what it looked like after proofing for an hour and 15 minutes. |
Cover with bowl
Bake at 500 for 30 minutes covered We took the bowl off at 6:24 to find...such a disappointment.
Bake at 500 for 20-25 minutes uncovered (should reach internal temp of 195 F) It's a horrible failure. A giant flat crouton. 5:56.
Cool 30 minutes
Recipe
https://www.billyparisi.com/classic-french-boule-recipe-with-poolish/
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