Crispy Ciabatta Bread Recipe: Easy to Follow Steps for a Delicious Loaf | Kosher Pastry Chef

In this video, I will show you how to make delicious Italian ciabatta bread with a perfectly crunchy crust and soft interior. We will use simple ingredients and traditional techniques to achieve the authentic flavor and texture of this classic bread. Follow along as I guide you through each step, from mixing the dough to shaping and baking the loaves. Whether you're a seasoned baker or a beginner, this recipe is sure to impress your family and friends. So grab your apron and let's get started!
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• How To Make: Biga / Po...

[@carolinewoffard982]

Gorgeous bread 😍

[@AliceM9]

Lovely

[@roshelm]

Thanks!

[@Roshel-Patisserie]

thank you

[@wambembalubu]

Mmmmm

[@ZIM_skol]

I'm all ... Grunting at the intro crunchies

[@daudkhan4757]

Heyy chef. It’s Muhammad 🎉

[@songofyesterday]

So much work. I’m going to the grocery. 😂

[@Broncoseela]

This is Poolish not Biga

[@Roshel-Patisserie]

BIGA AND POOLISH ARE SIMILAR, BUT NOT EQUAL
A liquid dough ferments in a shorter time, with the same amount of yeast, than a solid one. Therefore the advantage of using Poolish is to have a shorter fermentation time than the Biga.
Good luck🙂

[@ZIM_skol]

@@Roshel-Patisserie I soooo appreciate this

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[@awpryanikov]

Pulisch und new bo..

[@Roshel-Patisserie]

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[@awpryanikov]

@@Roshel-Patisserie veachale video is pulish used for the elasticity of dough - sourdough??

[@Roshel-Patisserie]

@@awpryanikov Biga is a type of pre-fermentation used in Italian baking. Many popular Italian breads, including ciabatta, are made using a biga. Using a biga adds complexity to the bread's flavor and is often used in breads that need a light, open texture with holes. Apart from adding to flavor and texture, a biga also helps to preserve bread by making it less perishable.
Biga techniques were developed after the advent of baker's yeast as bakers in Italy moved away from the use of sourdough and needed to recover some of the flavor that was given up in this move. Bigas are usually dry and thick compared to a sourdough starter. This thickness is believed to give a Biga its characteristic slightly nutty taste. Biga is usually made fresh every day, using a small amount of baker's yeast in a thick dough, which varies from 45 to 90% hydration as a baker's percentage, and is allowed to ferment from 12 to 16 hours to fully develop its flavor.

[@awpryanikov]

@@Roshel-Patisserie thank you! I have heard this method for ordinary bread, there bigga costs a little 2 - 4 hours. for ciabatta for the first time I meet! I really love ciabatta.)