I’ve just cranked another loaf through Bev the Breville – using scratchings (I need to restock my flours). It will be for the kids’ lunches tomorrow.
It contains:
· * 1 ¼ cups of tepid tap water
· * 1 ¼ cups of wholewheat flour
· * 2 cups of white flour
· * 2 tbspns of milk powder
· * 1 tbspn of ‘white death’ (Aussie for sugar)
· * 1 ¼ tspns of salt
· * 1 ¼ tspns of dry yeast
I set Bev on her wholegrain setting, with a medium crust (slightly more than three hours).
The result? Another great tasting loaf - albeit somewhat heavier than normal. The flavour is slightly nutty - and it toasts well! The texture is closer than normal, but (then again) I don't like bread with big holes anyway.
But again, the dome collapsed slightly. Given the heavy texture and the collapse, I think I should be adding slightly more yeast - which I'll do for my next loaf.
Stay tuned!

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