Wednesday, January 14, 2009

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350g loaf with whole wheat flour and walnuts


Worth a mention because this version with whole wheat flour is a good candidate to replace the standard neutral bread in the normal daily consumption.

The formula used is that of generalized set out in the previous post: When using the standard protocol with the exception of the dough, which can be replaced with flour to taste.

For the 350g loaf with whole wheat flour you need:

  • 150g of tap water
  • 150g flour 70g Manitoba Spadoni
  • 00
  • flour 30g wholemeal wheat
  • 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar 1 teaspoon
  • lard (or 1 tablespoon of oil EVO)
  • half a gram of dry yeast MastroFornaio

In this case the flour dough comprises flour 70g 00 and 30 g of wheat flour. What is interesting is that it only takes 30 g of wheat flour in a balanced way to characterize our daily bread. Variants with 50g and 100g have integral a slightly more pronounced, as always is a matter of individual taste. To cook with

Bifinett KH1172 suggest a program, size 700g, average crust, rolling to -40 minutes, turning off at -5 minutes. About has a model of PD than individuals customized their own parameters by successive approximations.

final note for those reading this blog for the first time: the terminology used is deliberately brief because it is assumed that you already know well the protocol outlined in the manual of baking. For beginners I suggest you start by reading the first post, to acquire the basic concepts in the manual and proceed gradually linked with the most recent posts. Everything will look much clearer.

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