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Okay, now that that's taken care of, I promised you that I would share the sourdough baguette recipe that I made with my
manly beef stew last night. I've been working on growing
my own sourdough starter for the past few weeks and I finally had enough to bake some bread. In this time, I've learned that I'm better at growing bacteria in a jar than I am tomatoes outside. I even almost killed my starter on day 5, but with a little life support (water) I brought it back from the dead. It's now alive and kicking! And ready to bake with.
I followed
Mama Pea's sourdough bread recipe exactly and it turned out great! I can't wait to make more of these loaves (they were so simple!) and make other things with my starter. If you don't have a starter of your own, you can buy one online, or according to Mama Pea you might even be able to get some from your local bakery.
I'm not going to share the whole recipe with you because it belongs to Mama, but I will show you my process and how things looked along the way. For the full recipe, click
here.
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| add ingredients to mixer with dough hook attachment |
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| knead until it clears the sides of the bowl |
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| place in oiled bowl, cover, let rise |
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| form into loaf shape |
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| bake |
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| slice and serve |
This bread was so easy and delicious! I loved that the stand mixer and sourdough starter did pretty much all of the work for me. The honey offset the sour taste a little and provided a nice depth to the flavor. We loved it!
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