For this recipe, I cut things in half making one small miche. Not having high extraction flour, I followed Reinhart's suggestion and used a mixture of whole wheat and bread flours. The dough was a bit slack, as can be seen in the pictures that accompany the recipe in Reinghart's book. But apart from that, there were no problems with the recipe. This was a fairly ordinary loaf similar to may other whole wheat loaves. This blog is used to record my progress with an Internet challenge to bake every recipe in "Peter Reinhart's Whole Grain Breads." To learn more about the challenge, visit Jennifer Rich's blog.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
#25 High Extraction Flour Miche
For this recipe, I cut things in half making one small miche. Not having high extraction flour, I followed Reinhart's suggestion and used a mixture of whole wheat and bread flours. The dough was a bit slack, as can be seen in the pictures that accompany the recipe in Reinghart's book. But apart from that, there were no problems with the recipe. This was a fairly ordinary loaf similar to may other whole wheat loaves.
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