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70% Canadian 30% khorasan 0.001% diastatic malt flour

Salt and lemon olive oil focaccia
90% Canadian 10% khorason flours

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Pushing the upper boundaries of hydration, these were just over 80%.

The sticky dough is difficult to work with but they have a better rise and consequently a lighter texture.

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Internal pic when you can.

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Ciabatta like ?

No, not as open as that, just lighter than the normal buns I make. They’re seeded, linseed, poppy, sesame & hemp, which usually makes them slightly heavier but the increased hydration counters that.

I’ll be having a couple for breakfast so I’ll post an internal pic.

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Not quite as open as ciabatta but pretty close for what is a very basic recipe.

Even better when they were filled with smoked bacon & fried tomatoes!

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We bought a bread maker. We made some bread. It was quite nice.

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MrsKettle got me a new thing.

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Scooped out the inside for fit yet ?

Linseed, poppy, sesame & hemp seeded batard - while 80% hydration works great with rolls (for me) it comes slightly unstuck (poor choice of words) with a loaf.

It’s so sticky and wobbly, even after the second prove, that it flattens out more than usual, after just a few minutes in the dutch oven.

Although the end result is a fairly flat lump, it tastes great and has a decent crumb. It just looks poor.

I’ll probably reign it back in (to 75%) next time to try and get a better shape but if you can accept the flat profile that 80% produces, it’s worth a try

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