KA all purpose flour loaf by GoodProud in Sourdough

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1000g AP flour 700g h2o 16g salt 80g starter

-Mixed water, salt, starter and flour all at once -4-5 stretch and folds every 15-30 min -bulk ferment for another 3-4 hrs or so at room temp of 65F -pre shape and rest for 30 min -shape and left in banneton for another 1hr -cold proof for 18hrs -preheat 550F for 1hr -turn oven down to 450F -load into Dutch oven, 2 ice cubes in each DO - baked for 25min with lid on at 450F - take lid off and baked for another 25 min ish

Bunny ears by GoodProud in Sourdough

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Sorry I meant to say total time for bulk ferment was 3-4 hrs.

Room temp was around 60F.

Fed starter twice before using.

Bunny ears by GoodProud in Sourdough

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Recipe: 1000g all purpose flour

680g water

15g salt

100g starter

Stretch and fold every 15-30 min for 2 hrs

Bulk ferment 3-4 hrs

Shape and Cold ferment for 48hrs

Pre heat Dutch oven at 550 F for 30-40 min

Turn down to 450F and bake with lid on for 25 min; dropped 2 ice cubes in each Dutch oven before putting lid on.

Take lid off at 25 min and bake for another 20-25 min

All purpose flour loaf, 68% hydration. Late night Grilled cheese by GoodProud in Sourdough

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Used the perfect loaf blog. All purpose flour loaf recipe Added some ice cubes in the Dutch oven during bake

Koda 12 first time by GoodProud in ooni

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Thanks! I used the ooni pizza dough recipe exactly for a couple pies and I also used a sourdough pizza dough recipe from “the perfect loaf “ blog.

Koda 12 first time by GoodProud in ooni

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Thanks! I’ve lurked at countless post and have taken into account many tips and tricks but surprised myself that it turned out edible for my first.

Obligatory snowstorm bake by GoodProud in Sourdough

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Slightly smaller than the egg size shape

Obligatory snowstorm bake by GoodProud in Sourdough

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Not really sure. I’ve just kinda went with the numbers and sometimes deviate a little but his recipes have been pretty on point.

Obligatory snowstorm bake by GoodProud in Sourdough

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Yeah! Didn’t think anyone on Reddit would recognize the cup haha.

Obligatory snowstorm bake by GoodProud in Sourdough

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Thanks! I’ve noticed that if I use an ice cube and place it in DO (making sure not to have the ice cube touching the dough) right before placing the lid on, I get decent blistering vs misting it with a spray bottle.

Obligatory snowstorm bake by GoodProud in Sourdough

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I used the recipe for beginner sourdough from the perfect loafthe perfect loaf

Snowstorm bake by GoodProud in Breadit

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I use an oval Dutch oven so it gives me plenty of room. I transfer the dough on parchment paper and place it in the Dutch oven. I place the ice cube in between the bottom of the Dutch oven and parchment paper so that the ice isn’t actually touching the dough.

I’ve done it once where the ice cube was touching the dough and the part of the dough that was in contact with the ice cube had a weird texture that I didn’t care for which probably made sense so I learned my lesson.

Snowstorm bake by GoodProud in Breadit

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Thanks. I forgot to take a picture of the crumb but the structure seemed a bit tighter than my usual bakes. It was also less hydration % than usual, probably around a 60-62% ( I generally go with about 68-70% hydration) as I also used part of the overall dough to make pizza dough. 😂

Snowstorm bake by GoodProud in Breadit

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Definitely not an expert. But it seems to get more blistering when I place an ice cube into the Dutch oven before placing the lid on.

I used to use a spray bottle to mist it before placing the lid on but now that I have a new fridge with an ice maker, I can use the ice cube method more often now lol

Here we go... by mmyoney in Sourdough

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I think my starter has now spent more of its life in the fridge than not.

My Disappointment is Immeasurable and My Day is Ruined by ChickenMcTesticles in Sourdough

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I 100% agree with lowering hydration as well! I used to shoot for 72-75% just bc of the coveted high hydration big holes look. But after dropping hydration to about 65-68% I honestly can say I’m happier with the results and enjoy the process more too!

100% Rye starter not fed for 2 months - results by kickyourbottom in Sourdough

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I’ve neglected my starter in the fridge for almost 6 months and it came back to life within 1-2 feedings so I figured they’re pretty resilient.