
Our recipe
Making the sourdough starter is the essential ingredient of this bread. Sourdough breads have a dense crumb structure, a pleasing sweet yet sour aroma, a slightly chewy bite and keeps well. You will probably enjoy sourdough sliced thinly.

Our recipe
Making the sourdough starter is the essential ingredient of this bread. Sourdough breads have a dense crumb structure, a pleasing sweet yet sour aroma, a slightly chewy bite and keeps well. You will probably enjoy sourdough sliced thinly.
| 900 g | Strong White Bread Flour or |
| 900 g | Strong Wholemeal Bread Flour or |
| 900 g | White Spelt Flour or |
| 900 g | Wholegrain Spelt Flour |
| ½ tsp | Salt |
| 100 ml | Water |
| 40 g | Olive OIl |
Sourdough Starter
Note:
Sourdough starter should be slightly spongy & smell yeasty. If this not the case repeat step 5. Continue to ‘feed’ the starter with remaining flour or water at regular intervals to maintain a thick paste until it is required for baking. The sourdough can be slowed down by refrigeration and speeded up by putting it in a warm place.
Bread
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Temperature & cooking time:
220°C/Fan200°C/425°F/Gas 7
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