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I made walnut and spice bread.
Here's what I used:
585g bread flour
420g water
4g instant dry yeast
12g salt
20g honey
50g table sugar
80g walnuts
some cinnamon
some coria
nder or fennel seeds
Mix flour and water to a shaggy mass, autolyze for 30min.
Add yeast, salt, honey and sugar, mix to medium gluten development (10-15min on medium-low speed with a mixer).
Cover and let leaven for 2h, giving it a fold every hour, then move to the fridge and let leaven overnight.
Divide and shape the dough, let it leaven out of the fridge for 3h.
Pre-heat the oven and bake @ 240°C for 40 minutes, ideally inside a dutch oven or under an upside down bowl, uncovering it for the last 5 minutes.
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>>21909579
You do not need to add any salt to bread. I don't.
That is an enormous amount of salt.
Your bread is inedible.
Forget about all those additives.
Add them to the bread later when you are about to eat it. Sprinkle aspartame on it to sweeten the bread instead of sugar.
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>>21909587
Thanks xoxo
>>21909593
I like the taste of bread better if it's salted, and believe me, this is very much edible.
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making a batard & pita bread today, I'll post updates. Here's a pic of my last loaves I made a couple baguettes that were yummy but a little overproofed.
>>21909593
nice bait bro, 2% salt is standard. with 585g of flour 12g of salt is the norm
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