Rye sourdough, 70% rye

Aaron Ng Demo · 1 cooked
Makes
6 loaves · about 5.3 kg
Active
15 min
Total
28 h 45 min
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6 loaves · about 5.3 kg · 15 min active · 28 h 45 min total

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Method

  1. Mix everything into a sticky paste; rye needs no kneading, only thorough mixing.

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  2. Cover and ferment somewhere warm, about 27 °C.

    domed, with small holes on the surface

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  3. With wet hands, divide into 6 and press into greased tins.

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  4. Proof until cracks open across the top.

    the surface cracks like dry earth

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  5. Bake at 250 °C for , then at 210 °C to 98 °C.

    250 °C

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  6. Cool in the tins for 10 minutes, then on a rack. Rest a full day before slicing.

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Storage

Keeps 5 days wrapped in linen; the flavour is best on day 2.

When to Start

Plan backwards from a time

Filed under Bread · Eastern Europe · Grains · Bread Making · Fermenting · Sourdough Bread (1 other recipe). Tags: #make-ahead, #rye.

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    Waiting the full day before slicing really matters.

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