As someone has already Intuition is possible to generalize the formula described in the user base using it as an array of bakery to get bread any characterization of its product with PD. In practice, the
poolish made with flour Manitoba offers us the tenacity needed to develop the gluten mesh regardless of the type of flour that we decide to use the dough, which can be freely made from flour 00 (formula based), or 0 flour, whole wheat, durum wheat semolina, kamut flour, barley flour, etc..
In general, therefore to make a variant with a specific sensory characterization is sufficient to use a different type of flour dough, while maintaining the other ingredients in the formula described in the user base of baking.
This generalized formulation has the advantage of enabling us to effortlessly store different variations of bread that we want to produce an alternative to the standard bread. Clearly there will be more acceptable variants and others are less attractive, it depends on individual preferences for which each experience and find out what he likes most.
The variant spelled bread and nuts that I intend to propose is particularly interesting, both to the peculiarities of aromas emitted, and for the particular crispness of the crust.
For the loaf 350g Spelt and nuts need:
- 150g of tap water
- Manitoba 150g of flour 100g of flour Spadoni
- spelled
- 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar 1 teaspoon lard
- half a gram of dry yeast MastroFornaio
- 5 large walnut
To run this version by referring to the previous post of the loaf with olives, there are conceptual differences.
As regards the preparation of walnuts are known that can be inserted whole into the basket above the mix without worrying about having to chop or wait the tone for the introduction (instead of having to preside over the bread machine during kneading).
final note on the cost of production: Spelt flour is unfortunately a very expensive product (about 4 € / kg) for which the cost of the loaf 350g literally doubled, from 35 cents to 70 cents. A bread elite that is well worth sampling.
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