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recipes — Row #26
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id
26
system
80 Kitchen
title
Sour Sour Sourdough Bread
category
Bread
ingredients
[{"amount":600,"unit":"g","name":"bread flour"},{"amount":349.2,"unit":"g","name":"water"},{"amount":120,"unit":"g","name":"active sourdough starter"},{"amount":13.2,"unit":"g","name":"salt"},{"amount":6,"unit":"g","name":"malt"}]
steps
[{"text":"Mix 600g flour, 349.2g water, 120g starter, 13.2g salt, 6g malt until no dry bits remain (same base as the Large Loaf preset -- 62% hydration, 20% starter, 2% salt, 1% malt)."},{"text":"Autolyse 30-45min covered."},{"text":"Stretch & fold every 30-60min through bulk -- 3-4 folds total is typical."},{"text":"Bulk ferment until puffed and jiggly, not just risen -- judge by feel, not the clock (6-10hrs at 5,500ft)."},{"text":"Shape to fit your Dutch oven, seam-side up in a floured banneton."},{"text":"COLD RETARD 48 HOURS OR MORE in the refrigerator -- this is the key change from the standard overnight retard. Extending the retard well past the usual ~12-13hrs is the single biggest lever for a more sour, tangier loaf (extended cold time lets acetic-acid-producing bacteria keep working long after yeast activity slows)."},{"text":"Bake per DoughCalc bake plan for Large loaf (475F -> 450F, lid on ~19-27min + lid off ~19-32min, Dutch oven -- go by internal temp 205-210F, not the clock)."}]
source
USR369
status
untested
version
1.0
last_updated
08/28/26
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notes
Derived from the Large Loaf preset (recipe #19 scaling, same 600g flour/349.2g water/120g starter/13.2g salt/6g malt) at USR369's request 08/27/26, with the cold retard deliberately extended to 48+ hours to push sourness up. Background: sourdough tang comes from lactic acid (mild) vs acetic acid (sharp/vinegary) -- extending the cold retard is the single biggest lever for more acetic acid buildup, since cold slows yeast more than the acid-producing bacteria. See frontend/80-Kitchen/sourdough-guide.html section 09 ('Making It More (or Less) Sour') for the full writeup and other levers (starter timing, lower starter %, whole grain) not yet applied here. Untested as of creation -- result TBD once baked.
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