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I have made two loaves so far from sourdough starter that a friend gave
me. I followed her directions to feed the starter, weighed all ingredients on digital scale, kneaded briefly in my KitchenAid mixer then let dough sit for 30minutes for the gluten to do its thing before adding salt. Following a 2-hour fermentation and a 5-8 hour refrigeration-retarding, I've been putting the boule right in a 480-degree preheated convection oven. Water in pan, misting at 30-sec intervals. First loaf I left out for 3 hours so it began its rise before the final oven kick. Second loaf went directly from fridge to oven and was flatter. All tastes great, but ... the outer crust is softer than it should be, so that when I slice into it the overall texture is rubbery: this can't be right. Help! What am I doing wrong? Ideas, anyone? Thanks! Alphabetgirl |
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