If you overproof, the yeast have consumed all the sugars. However, paleness due to depleted sugars from overproving, will not 'improve' in colour even if there was no flour to mask it. I have an electric oven. mixed by hand, Kneaded for 12ish min, bulk ferment for 4 hours, bench proofed for 2 hours. [img]http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/4753/dscn1444cd1.jpg[/img]. What I would really like to ask is how did you take the excellent pictures? Pale Crust on Sourdough. Pale crust after baked. They are my second try at sourdough. The best way to improve at making sourdough is just to bake many loaves of sourdough. Problem solved. Luckily, the the trick to baking a professional-style crust is a simple one—just bake your loaf with steam using one of these three methods to achieve the perfect, crispy crust. close oven door and first 20-25min leave it on full heat Bread flour is important to get the a crusty, chewy texture. Starter- my self made starter looked the part but didn't perform as well as one that I bought off ebay. [img]http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/4947/photo0008dc6.jpg[/img] read more. This made perfect sense to me. Ive tried with and without steam. Grain-Free Sourdough Pizza Crust Recipe. Baked for 30 - 35 min. The oven is a Blue Seal commercial one. If it springs back too fast the loaf isn't finished proofing. This loaf evolved from a cheese and chive loaf with chive blossoms to several variation’s with edible flowers.. Jump to Recipe. Will try the suggestions...shaping/dusting with semolina and using the pot method. If the crust is pale and the cuts don’t open up properly the bread has had too much steam. If it doesn't spring back the proof has gone too far. One of the best qualities about fresh bread (such as sourdough) is a thick, crispy crust—which is easy to create in a commercial oven, but can be tricky for home cooks to replicate. The loaves look over proofed —like all of the carbs were converted before they were baked— but at the same time like the rise was less than ideal. Sourdough Pie Crust smells amazing as it’s baking in the oven. The Fresh Loaf is not responsible for community member content. Did the shaped loaves double in volume during final rise? Bake on a pizza pan or stone at 425 degrees F (220 degrees C) until browned, 10 to 12 minutes. The plain was shaped with the more traditional method of bartard shaping, and both seemed to come out the same... On your using semolina, it all depends on why your breads were pale. Thanks all! alternatively - to see what difference steam and radiant heat make - try baking in a pot Seriously--try the moisture. It's mildly sour and goes with just about everything. Pane incamiciato inspired by HungryShots’ recent... Cranberry Wild Rice Sourdough with a touch of Tarragon, Red Fife x 4 = Awesomeness!!! Result is due to semolina for final shape, and spraying the buggery out of the loaves all through the bake. I use about 3.7 oz. Hello Sam, Started in oven at 550 after a few spritzes a water from a pump sprayer dropped temp to 460. There are many methods of steaming an oven and since ovens are as individual as their owners, it may take some experimentation on your part to achieve a method that meets your needs. I have substituted sourdough starter for part of the flour and all of the liquid. what does Underproofed sourdough look like? I am still trying to find out how many times and at what times to mist the bread for the best results (a nice shiny, crispy, golden brown crust), but I currently spray it five times during the first fifteen minutes of baking. HelloI have been getting these crusts more than often these days, it happens when I bake with a little of my The bottom inch around the loaf is spectacular, deep rich The contents and baking process will reveal the color of a sourdough. You may find that your bread will get better as you go along purely because your starter is also maturing and developing more yeasts. Think thats what youre asking...? good splash (close to 1 cup) of boiling water at the bottom of my oven If you have made my coconut oil pie crust you will know I made butter crusts for many years that were a total PAIN and looked just awful. My house is cold this time of year so I find that I need a little yeast to get good proofing in the times you list, about 1% or less instant dry yeast as compared to the total flour weight. The coverage is not as absolute and the true colour of your laof may come through. If you are using all purpose flour, the text… Any suggestions for a more carmalized crust? Why is my dough sticky? [img]http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/6903/photo0010et6.jpg[/img] Both the ingredients and the temperature are wrong for a dark crust. The top always seems to be greyed, kinda flour-y. 2nd Attempt a few days later. Use the term "steam" in the TFL search bar and you'll find tons of other examples of what's worked for members - and what didn't. This Classic Sourdough Bread for all Seasons and Flours can be made with different types of flours, and baked as a soft crust sourdough sandwich loaf in a loaf pan, or freeform, to please picky kids or adults. Cheese and chive sourdough loaf with pressed flowers. Place loaf in a large sealed container for about an hour. The bottom inch around the loaf is spectacular, deep rich browns and yellows, caremelized and almost glistening and a bit shiny...but the top comes out dull. If you did use salt and just forgot to list it in your post, then you need to add more steam (moisture) to your oven and retain the moisture for the first 15 minutes of the bake. I ran into the same problem a while back, however most of my loaves were much closer to being white then your pale brown (probably because I only have used white bread flower). My notebook had a schedule scribbled down, surprisingly mostly the same schedule and outline I foll… Been lurking for some time now...gained many recipes and methods along the way! An underfermented sourdough loaf will have a shiny, pale crust that lacks crunch. My math may be wrong but it looks like the formula uses starter in the amount of almost 50% of the total flour weight. Next i will try the cloche method, as per SourDom's advice...Gonna find me a big flowerpot me thinks... Back with pics, when loaves stop getting eaten first...but in the meantime have a look at my ciabatta and its final destination/presentation. If it was a result of the presence of flour in shaping and proving, then I suppose using semolina will let the brown-ness show (more). Sourdough Bread. My sourdough pie crust recipe is based on a traditional all-butter pastry or pâte brisée. To use the crusts, top frozen crust with pizza sauce, cheese, and toppings. The walnuts and olives you see on the second loaf were thrown in after bulk fermentation, just before final shaping. I keep my starter (only about two weeks old) in a solid dough already. The night before you want to bake, make the levain starter. I have a gas oven and described what worked for me here:  http://www.thefreshloaf.com/blog/lindyd. Ive tried with and without steam. https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/259149/sourdough-pizza-crust-dough Been lurking for some time now...gained many recipes and methods along the way! This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. The original recipe i used said to use 4oz of barm to create a solid starter, ferment for four hours and refrigerate. for comparison, these were loaves I baked this week [img]http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/8420/dscn1471bq9.jpg[/img]. So, after a few mths baking ive managed to produce some great bread. Scroll through the step by step photos to see how to make Sourdough Pie Crust: Mix the fat in two stages. Sugar often improves crust color (it is used commercially as a browning agent)--but it is not necessary. What do you mean by using semolina for final shape? I've never gone as high as 50%. First mix in the shortening, then toss in the slices of cold butter. 48 hour sourdough, £3.25 It has a crunchy crust and the dough is evenly uneven. Like the others have said, I think you need to get steam into your oven somehow to get a different crust. Matching my work schedule. My gas oven gives a crust like yours if I don't use a lot of steam. They'll be really lovely once you get the crust caramelized. I haven't found crust color either better or worse with steam (or without) but it's crucial to getting good oven spring on naturally leavened loaves. I've been reading articles about that and they say it usually takes 4 to 12 hours before you can use it for baking. [size=150]Gawsh!!! They tasted really good though. I vividly remember the weeks leading up to that first loaf: weeks of voraciously reading Tartine Bread finally thinking that my newborn sourdough starter and I were ready to take on the sourdough world. It happens to the best of us. The crust on a baguette must be within parameters, neither hard nor soft, but with the architecture which allows it to be torn revealing delicious shards of aerated roasty wheaten crust, massive alveolation (holey), and which is audible when broken or bitten-in-to. It is hard in a domestic oven to get enough steam to achieve the crust colour that you can get with a professional or hearth oven. the one on the left was baked in the pot. My starter is a thick, pourable liquid the consistency of pancake batter. If your managed to determine the perfect timing for the bread to be baked, but your crust is still pale, check out other factors as well (added salt, oven temperature, steam, etc. For the browning, you cannot expect much from a sourdough in a home oven. You will want to check out our Complete homemade Food junkie sourdough recipes Section for our sourdough bread recipes and other discard sourdough recipes too.. 10 oz firm starter. Both will cause a poor oven spring. The top always seems to be greyed, kinda flour-y. mixed by hand, Kneaded for 12ish min, bulk ferment for 4 hours, bench proofed for 2 hours. SOURDOUGH: 8/10. This site is powered by Drupal. Is my sourdough bread over or under steamed? You may have even baked the overproofed dough, hoping […] You want to use between 1.8 and 2 percent salt based on the weight of the flour. Ciabatta, foccacia and baguettes still look more the part using flour.... [img]http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/3387/photo0009co2.jpg[/img] Even tried spraying directly onto loaves after slashing. So i fed 4oz of my starter to make the 10 oz stater in the recipe. i find that best colour you get in high temperatures at the start of your bake, if you have pale crust half way while baking there is very little you get out of pushing temperature up Tried adding ALOT of steam (pan of boiling water plus liberal spraying) great rise, great loaves but stripped of browness on top by the end of the bake. Now that I finally knew what caused the loaf to turn out so pale, I decided to try the couronne again. Pour 50ml of tepid water into a large mixing bowl. (In fact, I was thinking of renaming it Three-Compound-Adjective Sourdough.) For this recipe to work, it is important that you are using sourdough starter that is kept at 100% hydration. of healthy, active starter, less than half as much starter as listed here, for about the same amount of dough. Second bake with the digi-cam, jpeg'd for posting. Pseudo-autolyse & Mix – 11:30 a.m. For this bread, I've found the best results with a 1 hour autolyse, which increases the extensibility of the dough.This leads to a more relaxed dough to help incorporate the oat porridge later in bulk fermentation. [img]http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/9500/dscn1421db0.jpg[/img]. Adding a little whole-wheat flour gives the crust an earthy, ... the pizza should look fairly baked but pale around the perimeter. I have only been baking sour dough for about half a year, so don’t put to much stock in my words. once you get colour you want lower temperature, i find best colour and taste when i bake this way also bread seem to last longer this way, where it still taste great couple days after the bake and it is almost imposible to burn your bread as long as you have stone at the bottom and not too close to the top of your oven (if it is electric with heating element at the top). One loaf is beautifully darkened and the other is ghostly pale. [img]http://www.sourdough.com.au/gallery/d/10501-2/DSCN3181.jpg[/img] You didn't mention whether you have a gas or electric oven. Try using less dusting flour or what I've been doing lately is dusting with fine semolina flour or a mix of white flour and semolina. The recipe you list doesn't include any salt. Dog-eared pages, post-it notes, bookmarks, torn pages and highlighted passages peppered the book that first kindled that baking spark. Huge gas ring at the bottom under the 'floor' peice. 4-24 hours . your loaves look pretty spectacular from my point of view, so don't be disheartened! [/size] I'd love to have breads like that! Browning comes from caramelization of sugar in the bread. Those Italians are smart cookies... [img]http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/8093/dscn1415jh8.jpg[/img] Anyway, been tring the final shape using semolina. Next time i'll just add my 4 oz starter with out the extra step. And for sourdough, that strength is going to come from your starter. Just posting an update.. Under fermentation causes a pale crust because it doesn’t enable caramelisation of the sugars in the dough. spray with water and pop in a oven on the stone see http://sourdom.sourdough.net.au/ (go to the post "fan ovens" - for reasons that I don't understand I can't link to it directly). - (shiny) pale crust, - sour and undeveloped taste, - no oven spring, a.k.a underproofed sourdough bread a.k.a brick. I made these tonight. Just my 2 sen. sam your breads look fantastic as they are but if you want to try something here is how i get darker look 5oz King Arthur Whole Grain. The best you can do is to work with washes, milk should brown well, yolk is also OK but not as usual on sourdough. For those times when a more assertive tang is the order of the day, this variation serves nicely. preheat oven to max you can, my oven goes to 250C Over-proofed Sourdough Bread. More noticeable sour taste, possibly unpleasant. How did they respond to a 'poke test' just before baking? ). So, after a few mths baking ive managed to produce some great bread. Plus, it seems to be much less messy-er using semolina for my workspace : easy cleanup. When sourdough bread is given too long of a rise time it will result in bread that is over-proofed. Took the first lot with my phone! However, if you prefer a chewy crust, just bake it freeform on the baking stone at a higher temperature and reduce the bake time. Content posted by community members is their own. (I run a cafe in who's kitchen these were baked ), [img]http://img409.imageshack.us/img409/3664/photo0007yn5.jpg[/img] I don't know what sort of oven that you are using, but if it is fan-forced, then you could try turning the fan off, or using a trick that I used to use with my fan oven (when I had one) Use your fingers to gently stir in the mature sourdough starter until fully dissolved, then repeat with the flour until smooth and combined. thaks for the response. As a result, your crust will stay crispier, longer. As a bonus, the semolina bakes toasty and nutty. Pale crust can often occur in overfermented doughs, as the yeast eats up all the sugars and no browning of the crust happens. The best way to do this is to lower the temperature of your oven slightly and bake a few more minutes to achieve the same color you would have at the higher temperature. If you don’t, I’ve included volume measurements as well. And, the nuts/seeds, were they pressed into the slashes or were they folded into the dough at some stage? I flattened the dough out into a big rectangle, sprinkled 75g sliced kalimata olives and 75g walnuts and rolled it up - old school style. Norwich Sourdough, which was My New Favorite Sourdough when I wrote about it last year, is still my number-one no-fail go-to bread. You also could have a pale crust because you’ve overproofed your bread. No salt and the yeast will quickly consume the sugar, resulting in a pale and dull crust. Signs of over-proofing are: A huge puffy ball of dough after the end of the rising time. 15oz King Arthur Bread Flour. Proofing gets very tricky for me at levels near 40%. The shaped loaves did not double in size. Much better finish and overall look for the batards and boules. MORRISONS. powdery even, Have a look at my last 2 bakes. In these few extra minutes your crust will have more time to dry out and more moisture will be baked out of the loaf. Nowadays, white bread processes let people add colors that will make them look like whole-wheat bread or other kinds of bread that do not have a pale white color. I'll do a search for better steaming techniques. THey both have reasonable colour, and in fact the one baked outside the pot is darker, but this reflects more their position in the oven (my current oven is cold at the bottom and hot at the top). I have “cured” this problem by misting the bread a few times while it’s baking. I... read more, I noticed that my wet dough bread recipes called for a 450 oven but when I read what is on the box of my various brands of parchment paper... read more, I would suggest that for the bread in the top photo, the first part of the bake has been in a moist steamy atomosphere for a little longer... read more, I make a sourdough sweet bread and I doubled the receipe in the jar. Even tried spraying directly onto loaves after slashing. I changed two variables this time. I follow my Sourdough Bread Recipe and use a bit more liquid to make it a little less “doughy.” (Other flours may be added or substituted such as cassava flour, almond meal, flax meal, or TigerNut flour.) If the crust is thick, soft and dark it has not had enough steam. Using plain flour definately pales the crust of my bartards (although [i]is[/i] essential when making ciabatta). Overproofed bread will also have a pale crust because the yeast has used all the sugars and therefore there are none left to caramelise the crust. It hasn’t got the greatest depth of flavour for the price. Thx gt. Also asked, how long does sourdough bread need to proof? While this sourdough french bread is not exactly like the great San Francisco sourdough bread recipe we believe it’s as close of one can get outside of San Francisco. I just forgot to write it in the original post. Nice job on your sourdough. If you want more info on caramelization or the Maillard reaction, refer to this article. Bread doesn’t rise when baked. The sparse-ness of the semolina seems to let more of that browns of the fermented dough come thru. Sourdough bread is not hard to find as you can see the crisp and brown crust that it usually has. I believe the intervals and number of sprayings are different from oven to oven. I shoot for a final proof that springs back slowly and not quite all the way to a gentle poke of about 1/2 to one inch depth. Okay so that was a lot of reading just to bake a loaf of bread! A straightforward primer to help beginner bakers find their sourdough 'feet' and gain confidence. Classical Pizza Dough Recipe from Eastern Europe by ilFornino Wood Fired Ovens, Wood Fired Sockeye Salmon Recipe | Wood Fired Cooking by ilFornino, Primal Unit XL @https://primalunitxlweb.wixsite.com/official-website, Members with 50+ points can Swap Starters, Members with 100+ points receive a free ebook, Members with 1000+ points receive a free banneton. Lining the bread proofing basket with edible flowers and herbs before the shaped dough is place in creates a beautiful lacy floral pattern. This homemade pizza crust uses sourdough starter as a substitute for some of the flour and water. This is all assuming that it was a bread made from flour, starter, salt, water and was not a sweet rich bread. The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly. However, my starter has developed some gray tint that never... read more, Hi Sandra, always try and bake when your starter is most active, i bring on my starter in a 440gm glass jar which was bought originally... read more, Hi, Here are my suggestions. I made another sourdough tonight using 30% starter and they turned out much better. They are my second try at sourdough. yay. I saw... read more, If my starter collapses, does it have to be fed to use or can I use it like it is? Combine 1 cup quinoa flour with 1 cup liquid. But in my oven at least, I can only get the russets and golden tones if I bake in a casserole/pot. Hi all. Pale crust means that no caramelization of sugars occured. [img]http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/2223/dscn1443pe3.jpg[/img] Bread recipes need A LOT of strength to rise properly. Can you leave sourdough to prove overnight? Great results. Everything you need to know about how to make and bake your own sourdough bread. that happens to me sometimes as well. Pressed flower crust. Place the dough, seam side facing up, into the dish. According to the ingredient list, the recipe also includes whole wheat, white wheat, starter, salt... read more, Wow that's great! If you see anything inappropriate on the site or have any questions, contact me at floydm at thefreshloaf dot com. I highlyrecommend weighing the ingredients if you have a digital scale. The yeasty, bready smell is totally tempting. I am using semolina flour, as opposed to plain white, to dust bench surface and dough during final shaping. And it doesn’t taste exactly like the Cowboy Sourdough Bread of yesteryear. There was salt in the recip, .5oz. I made these tonight. My suspicion is that if you could get more steam in your cafe oven you would get a better effect. All original site content copyright 2021 The Fresh Loaf unless stated otherwise. No wonder the loaf looked so pale. 3/4 Cup of Sugar 3 Tablespoons of Potato Flakes 1 Cup of warm water If... read more, I have been making sourdough on and off for a few years so I know a little. Lots of good light around and a fantastic subject matter to boot.. ;] Not only does salt provide flavor, it has an effect on the color of the crust since it slows down the rate of sugar consumption by the yeast. You can use a quick-rise yeast that eliminates the bulk fermentation, which is great for speed, but there’s evidence this shortened fermentation time contributes … this only works when i bake on pizza stone btw, without the stone i burn bottom too much 14% of the recipe. I think my main problem is the dry heat of the oven. IMO they are about as good as they get. 12-13 ish oz water. But it is now my absolute go-to bread to satisfy those cravings for a sourdough crusty bread. How to make your own sourdough starter Read my practical step-by-step guide on how to make your own sourdough starter and then follow the guidelines on how to feed, maintain, store and use your starter. If yours is thicker or thinner, you will need to adjust the amount of water, so start with a lesser amount and add more slowly if needed. This is the easiest and most effective way I have found that gives me a super soft crust: Wrap your sourdough bread neatly in a thick damp tea towel. I have side-by-side pictures of the same loaf with different levels of moisture. Quinoa flour approx. You wait many hours for your dough to proof so that you can bake it, and then, somehow, you forget about the dough (it’s easy to do, especially when you’re juggling meal prep during the holidays), and it overproofs. If you have made a starter from scratch, it should be at least 2 months old for it to be strong enough to rise bread properly. In sourdough products, this is when the little folks digest the flour over a long time to make it easier to digest. Community Bake - Semolina/Durum and similar grain... Steaming an oven for bread: Having trouble with... Swedish Rye inspired by Abe’s recent post. with the exception of keeping my starter as a firm dough (60% hydration) I followed the instructions in Bread Bakers Aprentice. Any questions, contact me at levels near 40 % then repeat with the exception keeping... Dough during final shaping it ’ s baking as well as one that i knew. 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