The easieast sourdough bread recipe

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  • Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
  • The easieast sourdough bread recipe
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  • @glutenmorgentven
    @glutenmorgentven  2 года назад +3

    🍞 Learn how to make sourdough bread with Gluten Morgen: glutenmorgentv.teachable.com/p/sourdoughbread

    • @so-much-to-learn
      @so-much-to-learn Год назад

      What is generally the room temperature for proving it for so many hours?

  • @graetelsullivan1612
    @graetelsullivan1612 Год назад

    Pibe, Te encontré por casualidad hace unos meses. Voy a tratar mañana por primera vez a hacer este pan. 🤞🏻me encanta que creo tu hijo es el que está filmando y están divirtiéndose tanto. Mil gracias. Estoy en el desierto de California (la zona de Palm Springs) adoro tu país.
    Tante grazie.

  • @donblevins1181
    @donblevins1181 Год назад

    when its hot it s soooo good with butter

  • @michieg3390
    @michieg3390 Год назад +1

    Hi! I love all your videos. What is a good alternative for the Semolina flour to not stick in the basket? Can I use rice flour or spelt flour?

    • @cachi-7878
      @cachi-7878 Год назад +2

      Mix 50% rice flour and 50% all-purpose flour. Use this blend to place in baneton, peel, etc.

    • @Kayenne54
      @Kayenne54 Год назад

      @@cachi-7878 Thank you for info 🙂

  • @bobcatmike869
    @bobcatmike869 8 месяцев назад +4

    I made this bread today. it turned out perfect. I will be making this all the time. Thanks.

  • @garypostell5268
    @garypostell5268 Год назад +2

    Just amazing looks awesome and the tasting yummy 🙏👍💯🇺🇸

  • @salarycat
    @salarycat 5 месяцев назад

    I tried to follow the instructions exactly. Didn’t have semolina so used rye flour. It was going well, but after 16 hours of bulk fermentation it became a sticky mess.
    Edit: After trying it again, this recipe has become my most consistently successful recipe. We have to be careful not to over-ferment it, it might be ready in 8 or 10 or 12 hours depending on the sourdough and the climate, but this seems much easier to control than the recipes with a lot of starting sourdough.

  • @litsealakhiani3666
    @litsealakhiani3666 14 дней назад

    Can someone tell me what is the temperature of the oven after the first 20 minutes when he puts in back with no lid? And for how many minutes at that point?

  • @geekstakulus
    @geekstakulus Год назад +1

    Hi, @glutenmorgentven! First of all, thanks for your videos. Very educational, and the experiments are what I like the most. Now, I have a question. I live nearby, in Portugal, and here we kind of use the French system in terms of flour. I heard you say strong bread flour, and as far as my research has gone that means that the flour is very rich in terms of protein. Are we looking at the T65 type of flour? Why is the T55 so popular? I see a lot of people recommending it. I bought a T150 whole wheat flour (integral) and a T170 rye flour, as those are the kinds of bread I want to make. Do you have a video on these types of flour focused towards the French system as opposed to the UK or US ones?

  • @anabomback837
    @anabomback837 Месяц назад

    What temperature and how long did you bake it

  • @marcostrydom5907
    @marcostrydom5907 4 месяца назад

    is 8 g salt to much if i use 400g white bread flour with 80 % hydration

  • @angelbaby1734
    @angelbaby1734 Год назад +1

    love this channel . finally my sourdough starter is success

  • @stephaniescarlett7887
    @stephaniescarlett7887 2 года назад +1

    woo hoo i luv luv luv your video on creating the starter- it was a commercial/ad on Georgy Kavkaz's channel and i watched it and then HAD to come and visit your channel- which i gladly subbed/belled. i have another no knead recipe i've been using for a few years, but the sourdough method vs. the yeast recipe i currently use has me super excited to try this one out🤗😛 AND i've just made 3 wee jars (1/2 pint each) of fresh jam- one strawberry, one fig and one blueberry

  • @doaaeldamaty9996
    @doaaeldamaty9996 Год назад +1

    Can you use this method with the regular recipe? The one where we use more starter?

  • @marieshaddock5158
    @marieshaddock5158 5 месяцев назад

    can you keep your starter in a jar with a metal lid?

  • @Anna.GG.
    @Anna.GG. 2 года назад +1

    Hello! YT recommended me this video and I subbed much before it was finished. Beautiful bread, sir. Congratulations 👍😊😊 And your explaining of the recipe and the tips are generous, thank you so much!!

    • @glutenmorgentven
      @glutenmorgentven  Год назад

      We are glad you liked it! We hope you enjoy our content! 😊

  • @ormurin
    @ormurin 3 месяца назад

    Hi Gluten Morgen. You have been a great inspiration to me. I finally got to a state where I can create delicious bread! But what kind of gloves do you use? May the gluten be with you.

  • @alanhall1643
    @alanhall1643 10 месяцев назад

    Please tell me where I am going wrong, my mixture just spreads all over the counter, three times now, I follow the recipe exactly, it rises in airing cupboard to top of bowl. Is the airing cupboard too hot for the mixture fermentation? as kitchen in November might be too cold. I am so disappointed

  • @rosagreco1367
    @rosagreco1367 6 месяцев назад

    Gluten you made amazingly simple wonderful bread and thank you for sharing feel like a piece, but I have trouble with sourdough thanks Rosa

  • @philippedecorte
    @philippedecorte Год назад

    Hallo,can you tell me where i can buy the iron dish in which you bake your bread in maybe a website here in Belgium i can find it.Thanks

  • @pratimorgenthaler383
    @pratimorgenthaler383 Год назад

    Well you just made a very big Lievito Madre with some salt in it. Put some Honey in it to feed the Sourdoug an it will be good in 8 ours. Nice way to do a bread.

  • @csillam2658
    @csillam2658 7 месяцев назад

    ❤ tomorrow I'm tryin this beautiful bred of yours❤️🙏thank you so much for your teachings!

  • @niccovouk
    @niccovouk 6 месяцев назад

    OK if anyone is making this, just make sure not to cut it after its done. the bread need to rest, the humidity must redestribute itself. leave it rest until room temperature

  • @cachi-7878
    @cachi-7878 Год назад

    @9:57, I think you meant to say it’s super light…😊because it expanded well and the water evaporated.

  • @syhusada1130
    @syhusada1130 Год назад

    Hello, will this recipe work in warmer climate, like in the equator? The room temperature will likely be quite different.

  • @amycheung8064
    @amycheung8064 2 года назад

    Hello , I am from the U.K. , the iOS app shown on your video is in English but the link we click on could only come in Spanish . Is there another link feature the English version ?

  • @2394Joseph
    @2394Joseph 10 месяцев назад

    Dear Gluten Morgen - What size oval banneton should I use?

  • @barrychambers4047
    @barrychambers4047 2 года назад +1

    Gluten, may I ask about what was your fermenting temperature, please. Thank you! Nice work, too, by the way!

  • @edithgravel9029
    @edithgravel9029 Год назад

    This recipe looks great. I have been watching your videos and I noticed that your starter has a pale colour compared to mine which is made with whole rye flour. So, I am wondering what is the flour you re using to obtain this pale coloured starter because I would like to use your kind instead of mine. Also, the amount you have in your jar is big so how did you chive this quantity?. Thank you for the way you make your video. It is always clear and thank you for your generosity in sharing your knowledge.

  • @thisguy2973
    @thisguy2973 8 месяцев назад

    I think the reason the acids are high is due to fermenting starter at 77 degrees. I’ve noticed if I let my starter ferment in the sourdough home in the 50s, you get a lot more acidity

  • @marym11
    @marym11 Год назад

    Amazing thanks to you I am on my second day of making sourdough starter and it has bubble already I am so looking forward to cooking it when it is ready to use many thanks from UK .

  • @Luvmygoats
    @Luvmygoats Год назад

    That's beautiful bread 🍞 I also love that cast iron bread pan. I want one of them. On the hunt now.

  • @radiologiaindustrial9335
    @radiologiaindustrial9335 Год назад

    Uauuuuu vc é incrível . Amei seu método vou fazer

  • @janicejurgensen2122
    @janicejurgensen2122 Год назад

    Another work of art!

  • @parveenghafoor7162
    @parveenghafoor7162 Год назад

    Looks tasty bread, how can I make Sourdough

    • @JeanneOlson-vv9tl
      @JeanneOlson-vv9tl 11 месяцев назад

      There’s A /several great videos on this Chanel. Happy baking.

  • @huikuentan4048
    @huikuentan4048 Год назад

    Great😊

  • @cidofull
    @cidofull Год назад

    Perfect 👌

  • @bk-kx7xx
    @bk-kx7xx Год назад

    anyone know what the time would be if my room temp is 70 degrees fahrenheit ?

  • @lucci17
    @lucci17 2 года назад

    What is an alternative to a dutch oven if you dont hv one

    • @glutenmorgentven
      @glutenmorgentven  2 года назад +2

      A good alternative for a dutch oven are the baking/oven plastic bags!

    • @lucci17
      @lucci17 2 года назад

      @@glutenmorgentven thanks! Will try that!

    • @NMWanderings
      @NMWanderings Год назад

      A very large stainless steel bowl over a baking sheet or pizza pan works well for me.

    • @aquietmanful
      @aquietmanful Год назад

      Question. You baked covered for 20 minutes. Then uncover. How long for uncovered bake please.

    • @NMWanderings
      @NMWanderings Год назад +1

      @@aquietmanful About 15 minutes works for me.

  • @bettywagoner8075
    @bettywagoner8075 Год назад

    I’m feeling success for the first time after making this recipe!! Thank you for this. What are the benefits of baking in the cast iron ? I don’t have one and just baked on a stone and it came out very well.

    • @glutenmorgentven
      @glutenmorgentven  Год назад +1

      We are so glad to hear that!!! 🙌🙌 Regarding the cast iron, it's just another cooking method we like to use. You can use oven-safe plastic bags if you don't have a cast iron and it will have the same effect.

  • @mail-bg1tp
    @mail-bg1tp 8 месяцев назад

    Hi there. I have been baking sourdough for five years, but i suck on it. I cant get a hang of it. I have baked for 5 years and i am a chef, but for me baking wheat sourdough is teally hard. It has been hard from day one. Once in 5 years i have got a nice ovenspring. Once! Some breads are good tastewise but most are bad!Eigher they are undermentet or overfermented or my starter doesnt work. My starter is 5 years old but often very slow to rise. As said i have never got the hang of baking wheat sourdough. Well 2 of 5 breads turn out good but i am dissipointed. I have switched over to bake Finnish rye style sourdough. They are much easier and always turn out great. But wheat sourdough i dont bother anymore!
    16 hours! And your are good. Last time i baked sourdough i first baked 2 bread, fermemting for 6 hours- it turned out underfermented. The day. I fermented 2 doughs for 9 hours. When i took the dough it was overfermented! I was so sad! 4 doughs uneatable in 2 days! decided to stick with finnish rye sour that always turns out good for me!