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This was my 2nd attempt at making Sourdough.
I again used the following recipe: Ingredients for two loaves: 1/4 cup starter 1 cup Whole wheat flour 5 1/2 cups White bread flour 2 1/2 cups Water 2 tsp Salt This time I baked the bread at 350 degrees and didn't have a pan or water in the oven. The bread rose better this time than last but it's still REAL heavy. Each loaf weighs like 5 lbs!!! the bread is soft and tastes fine, but it still takes a chainsaw to cut thru the crust. I'm not kidding here. Someone could seriously break their teeth on this crust. I said this last time and it still applies. They should make the space shuddles out of this crust! Any suggestions on how to NOT have such a hard crust? I think next time I'll try a different recipe and see if that makes a difference. I also would like the bread to rise a little better. My starter seems fine. it's doublin in size and everything. Very bubbly and lively. Thanks in advance for any suggestions. |
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