12/31/2020.
- it is 9:25 pm
- 12/29 intake: 10mg at 11:50 am; 12/30 intake: 9:09 am; 12/31 intake: 10mg at 11:34 am
- made some sourdough:
- notes:
- i don't quite know how long to wait after feeding before using the starter
- so far, i've been using it after 4 to 8 hours
- i think my favorite one so far was right around 6 hours after feeding
- don't dilute salt in water; add in dry
- knead for a couple of minutes prior to the initial resting/autolysis
- i think this aids in distributing the salt and mixing the two different flours
- wait and let rest 1 hour
- fold, 180, fold, 90, fold, 180, fold; repeat the previous step and this step 2 more times for a total of 3 folds
- lightly wet hands prior to folds and peel with scraper before the first folds
- i stop wetting hands once the dough starts to pick up easily without sticking and when the dough looks visibly wet
- using premium potato starch in place of rice flour in the banneton; i just happened have that instead of rice flour
- i prefer using the banneton unlined/without the cloth
- i'm just realizing maybe i was pinching too many air bubbles when stitching the underside; i'll test out my theory and try to be more conservative
- shower thought; i bet a lot of people picked up baking as a pandemic pastime
- make sure to wait about 20 mins after oven reaches temp to make sure the dutch oven also reaches temp
- score with the blade in hand; tool handle design makes the blade quite flimsy
- score on so you're slicing through the loaf as if it were in the hamburger orientation; my theory is then the loaf expands outwards in the perpendicular/outward, which would help make the loaf rounder/symmetric
- make sure the score depth is at least 7-12 mm deep; at an angle
- bake at 500°F for 20 mins; covered
- then reduce temperature to 450°F and continue baking for 10 mins; covered
- then uncover and continue baking for 20 mins
- grand total of 50 mins in the oven
- need an symbol/legend in my score marks to indicate/identify loaf information
- for example:
- 3 marks on either of the sides indicates it is the 1st loaf of the day
- 4 marks on both sides means it's the second loaf of the day
- a range of 3-4 marks on each side is my preferance
- 2 seems too few
- 5 seems too many
- this is all i can remember for now
- happy new year
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