Finer cornmeal for less grittiness, slightly more even shaping. Only three out of the dozen left for tomorrow. (First attempt.)
Recipe from The Sourdough Baker:
Mix:
- 300g water
- 50g milk (I used Oatley)
- 30g oil
- 100g starter (about 100% hydration)
- 500g bread flour (so (300 + 50 + 50) / (500 + 50) = 73% hydration)
- 9g salt
Ferment during the day, refrigerate overnight (or whatever schedule works for you). The original recipe has a fairly strict schedule of stretch-and-folds, I did one before refrigeration.
Cut into 12 pieces.
Use pinkies to draw towards you to form into balls.
Dust both sides in fine cornmeal in a bowl, then set in greased rings on a lightly dusted baking sheet.
Proof until 1.5x, a couple hours at 90F. (The original recipe proofs longer.)
Cook on med-high heat (as for pancakes) on a griddle, 3 minutes per side.
Bake 15 minutes at 350F (may need to run multiple timers so you can bake each batch as they come off the griddle).
Cool 10-15 minutes, enjoy!
Is it legal to post photos like these without preparation instructions?
Idk its mostly vibes based for sourdough recipes. Add half of your mother to the mix, with a dash of salt and sprinkle of sugar, add flour till its slightly sticky but firm enough to work with, let that rise for an hour. Punch out the air, then roll out the dough and cut it into English muffin shapes (squares, then fold the dough under neath) firmly press into the ball to create a puck and let it sit on a tray, I usually put it in the oven with the light on, till it rises to the double the size. Heat up the oven to 350⁰ and bake for 20-30 minutes.
Pretty much!
I have long thought that all cooking communities should have the rule of recipes must be included.
OK OK, updated the post with the recipe. (It was linked from the 1st attempt, but who's going to go digging that many clicks for the recipe?)