What you'll learn
- đ Master the art of crafting Cristal Bread with ultra-high hydration for a stunning open crumb!
- đ Explore unique techniques for dough preparation, including the fun process of boiling bread!
- đ„ Blend heritage grains with traditional bread flour to create a flavorful homemade loaf!
- đ§ Discover the double hydration method and learn from both successful and not-so-successful attempts!
- đ Gain expertise in using multiple starters in a single dough for enhanced bread flavors!
- âł Harness the technique of low inoculation rates to expertly control fermentation timing!
- đ§ Unleash your creativity and joy while experimenting with sourdough baking at home!
Course Content
Welcome to Sourdough Bread Baking Experiments!
3 lecturesHello! Welcome to my course! Let's get started!
Learn to make your own sourdough starter with an e-book or a video series. It's easy and fun!
This is an advanced sourdough baking class. If you need to find out more about sourdough baking basics, this lecture contains a coupon code to my beginning sourdough course which covers the basics.
Low Inoculation Rate
9 lecturesRainy Day Sourdough is a low inoculation (small amount of starter) dough. It is mixed early in the morning, autolysed and the dough is folded over the course of the day. Then the dough is shaped and refrigerated overnight. This is a low salt dough with half the normal amount of salt (my mistake!). The regular amount of salt is also given if you prefer to use it.Â
In the morning, mix up the dough.Â
Autolyse is done and it's time to add the salt.Â
Folding is done and it's time to pre-shape the loaves.Â
Final shaping and refrigeration time.Â
Final proof and scoring of the first loaf.
Pre-heat the oven and bake the first loaf of Rainy Day Sourdough.
Let's score and bake the second loaf.
The finished loaves and slicing.
Unusual Experiments - Boiled Bread
11 lecturesThis is the formula for Boiled Bread Sourdough.Â
Make up some flaxseed water and allow it to cool a bit.Â
Mix the ingredients and autolyse.
Fold and then add salt and extra water.
This covers folding the dough the next morning after retarding the dough.Â
Pre-shape small the loaves into a boule and two batards.
Final shape the loaves and place them in bannetons to final proof.
Get your boiling water ready and boil the loaves!
Bake the first loaf and get the second loaf ready.Â
Continue processing the other loaves.
See the finished loaves and watch me slice into them!
Adding Different Types of Flour for Flavor and Texture.
18 lecturesBit of Spelt Formula
Mix up your Spelt dough.
After autolyse, add the salt.
Let's fold the dough to develop the gluten.
There are so many ways to score the dough, it's fun!
The first loaf is ready, let's bake!
Scoring and crust decoration is so creative!
Bake the second loaf.
See the finished loaves and what they look like on the inside.
This is the formula for Teff 10.
Gather your ingredients and mix the dough, then do an autolyse.
Time to do some dough folding.Â
Let's add the salt now.
Let's pre-shape and final shape the dough.
Final Proof and Scoring time.
It's time to bake the first loaf and get the second loaf ready.Â
Bake the second loaf of Teff 10.
See the finished loaves and watch me slice into one.Â
Working With Multiple Starters in a Formula
21 lecturesIn this video you will learn to make 60% motherdough to be used in some of the formulas.Â
Here is the formula for Moon Magic Sourdough. This loaf has two different starters and gets great oven spring.Â
To start with, gather the ingredients and mix up the dough.
Bulk Fermentation and Folding the dough will develop the gluten.
Let's do a pre-shape on the loaves.
Time to do a final shaping and retard the dough overnight.
Scoring the dough is fun!
After pre-heating the oven and baking stone, bake the first loaf.
Let's score the next loaf and get it ready for the oven.
Baking time for loaf #2.
Now for the best part, let's see how the interior crumb looks.
This is the Buttermilk Sourdough Bread Formula
Gather your ingredients and let's mix some sourdough!
After mixing it's time to bulk ferment the dough with folding.Â
Pre-shape your dough and bench rest.Â
It's time to final shape and then retard the dough overnight.
Let's have some fun scoring the dough.
After pre-heating the oven, bake your beautiful loaf.Â
Let's do something fun with loaf #2
Let's bake loaf #2
See the finished Buttermilk Sourdough breads and then let's slice into them.Â
Motherdough Only
9 lecturesThis is the formula for Motherdough Bread.
Mix the Dough and autolyse overnight.
After autolyse, add the salt and start folding.
Pre-shape the dough into a boule and a batard.
Final shape the dough and put it in bannetons for overnight fermentation.Â
Proof the dough until it is ready to bake and then score it.
Let's bake the first loaf and then score the second loaf.Â
It's time to bake our second loaf of Motherdough bread!
See the finished Motherdough loaves and watch me slice into them.
Experimenting with Pan Cristal - Super High Hydration - 100%
7 lecturesCristal Bread Formula
Add the main ingredients and mix the dough, then autolyse.Â
After autolyse, incorporate the salt and oil.
The dough is fun to fold, it's amazing!
It's time to shape this sticky, wet dough.
See how to bake Cristal bread.Â
See the finished loaves and watch me slice into them!Â
Experiment with Double Hydration - Fine Crumb at 80%?
9 lectures50/80 Loaf is an experiment with hydration.Â
In this lecture we will mix a 50% hydration dough for overnight autolyse.
Day 2 - Begin to add water to the dough to bring up the hydration and add the salt.
Watch as the dough slowly comes together. It is being warmed in a 78F proofer as the liquid is worked in.
It's time to shape our sticky 80% loaves and bed them in their couche.
It's time to bake our first loaf, let's get it from the flipping board onto the hot stone.
Let's move onto baking the second loaf. There is a delicious smell emanating from the first loaf!
See the finished loaves and watch me slice into them. This is the fun part!
Thank you so much for joining my course! Happy Baking!Â
Bonus Section
1 lectureDescription
Course Updated January 2022
Hello fellow baker! đ
Welcome to Sourdough Bread Baking Experiments - the ultimate fun course for advanced bakers! đ„ In this exciting course, you'll dive into the world of high hydration dough, specifically the trendy Cristal Bread. Let's get experimental! đ
Explore various techniques as we:
- Boil bread đ„Ż
- Test out low inoculation rates đŹ
- Bake a motherdough-only loaf đ„
- Employ double hydration đ§đ§
- Mix different flours and uncover the beauty of heritage grains đŸ
This course offers nine unique formulas, including techniques for:
- High hydration đ§
- Double hydration đŠ
- Low inoculation đ§«
- Heritage grains đŸ
- Boiled bread đ„Ż
- Motherdough-only loaves đ
- And more! â
We even have a special experiment with extreme double hydration. đ
The main goal of this course is to have fun and inspire you to explore and experiment with the wonderful world of sourdough baking.
Note: This is an advanced class and does not cover sourdough basics. Intermediate students who have completed earlier sourdough courses will find immense value here!
Here's what some of our happy bakers have to say: đâ€ïž
- This course for me was a success!! Bravo!
- Another great course, Teresa! My family enjoys your cornbread frequently, and your cinnamon rolls are fabulous! Thank you!
- Great detail, Teresa's explanation and demonstration are incredibly helpful.
- Teresa is an excellent instructor, informative and makes sourdough baking enjoyable.
- Videos are such a great help when learning how to mix your dough. If you want to learn the proper way to make sourdough, enroll in this class. It is fun to do, and you get fabulous results!
- Everything is easy to understand, step by step. You can go back and review. The pace is comfortable, not rushed. I'm very impressed and happy!
- Clear instructions, easy to follow. Teresa is a great teacher.
- I haven't seen anything this thorough. Videos included. You must take this course and her other courses. Your bread baking skills will be boosted!
- Very well done. I learn by watching then doing. Teresa is very good at show and tell. Thanks, Teresa!
- This course has been so helpful. I would have struggled without it. The instructions and videos are very clear. Highly recommend!
So come on and join in the fun! Let's bake some sourdough magic! đđ©âđłđšâđł
- Teresa
Who This Course Is For:
- âš Advanced bakers or intermediate bakers ready to stretch their skills
- â ïž Please note, this is not a beginner's course.
- đ Ideal for those who have taken the earlier baking courses in this series or are seasoned home bakers.
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The course is excellent - the teaching is clear. I am learning a lot. Thank you
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There is so much good info in these classes that I have to enjoy making the the formulas for awhile before I start another one class. So happy with this format, thanks!
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Quality of the videos are not great. It froze many times in all of the videos, the problem was not my WiFi so I’m sure what the problem was. I wasn’t able to watch the videos smoothly.
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Very thorough explanations and the mix of videos and print docs is very effective. I'm an experienced bread baker but have learned a lot from the course.
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Learn allot liked very much. Steal working with my yeast. Hope I can bake this beautiful bread.
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so far, heck yes, this is a really nice course and i have already learned a lot just half an hour in! i was worried about how it was set at expert level skill, but I'm following the recipes and they are working pretty well.
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I loved this course! I want to try all of the different loaves in this course. Teresa is a fabulous teacher! Just one question please, what is the purpose of boiling dough before baking it?