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I saw this the other day, what a simple but brilliant idea :bulb:

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Jenny’s sultana scones, with a selection of my home made jams.

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Clotted cream just out of shot?

I wish

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Lack of true dedication detected.

I am hanging my head in shame

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So you should.

What’s the subject again ?

Fuct if I know

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My 1st attempt for a long time, no knead, overnight prove. The dough seemed very dry even though I added extra water, but it looks OK.

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Recipe?

American :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

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Need to be in your cups to understand American recipes

Not surprised, that’s only ~42% hydration. I don’t think I’ve ever made bread with such a low water content.

It will be interesting to see the crumb when you cut it.

Yes, for some reason I have a set of US measuring cups. It’s not as open textured as I hoped but a nice crust. It has a decidedly heavy feel to it.

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I will try again tonight/tomorrow. What quantity of water would you suggest?

Regardless of the recipe I never use less than 60% and sometimes up to 75% (see the no-knead shenanigans up thread :grin:) I’m going to make a simple loaf this afternoon at 70%.

More water makes the dough softer/stickier and more difficult to handle but tends to give a more open texture to the bread.

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More water, looks a bit more promising.

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Well the texture is much better but a decided lack of oven spring.

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Texture looks great. What % water did you use?