I never tried so high hydration before and I was very pleased with the large bubbles! :D

Before cutting:

Slices:

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      6 months ago

      Soft and fluffy. Quite uuhh, “elastic”? Like I could squeeze the bread and it would go back to its shape almost untouched.

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        I’m not sure why but something about that just screams “grilled cheese” to me. Might be worth a shot

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          It reminds me of a giant English muffin. Interesting texture, visually, I wonder how it feels.

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    Typically not a favorable texture and what some bakers do to cheap out on material costs. Definitely don’t show this to the German bread enthusiasts.

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    Much hydration, so bubbles. Sorry doge dog just died.

    Anyway, what was you fermentation time and temperature for this? I really like high hydration (like this) and very low hydration {45-50%), middle ground I find a bit boring.

    Looks delicious.

    ETA: yeast, not sourdough, small amount of sugar, 4 hour bench rise?

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      I didn’t time it precisely. I folded maybe… 5-6 times with 20 min in between? This is my first time doing high hydration so I don’t really have a definite process yet.

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        Thanks. So 1 hour 40 to 2 hours. Looks very nice.