"Waiter, There's Something In My... Farmhouse Bread!"
Andrew of SpittoonExtra hosts the April edition of "Waiter, There's Something In My...". All (food) bloggers are called to bake bread. After eating lots of rolls and buns the last days we needed something savoury. I came across an enclosure from a magazine and decided to try the 
Its a rye-mixed bread made with a rye sourdough. I'm not satisfied with the crumb, but the taste is great. If the bread is stale, cut into thick slices, toast, rub with garlic and sprinkle with olive oil. Serve with tomatoe cubes.
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| Title: | Farmhouse Rye mixed bread (56/44) |
| Categories: | Bread, Rye-sourdough |
| Yield: | 2 Breads à 900 grams |
Ingredients
| 500 | grams | Wheat flour type 550 | |
| 300 | grams | Rye flour type 1150 (medium rye) | |
| 375 | grams | Water | |
| 1 | tablesp. | Salt | |
| 1 | tablesp. | Caraway, ground | |
| 800 | grams | Ripe Sourdough from rye flour 1150, 145 % | |
| -- Hydration |
Source
| modified recipe from: | |
| Country Rezepte | |
| Die 55 besten Gerichte aus ganz Europa |
| Edited *RK* 04/16/2007 by | |
| Ulrike Westphal |
Directions
Add all the ingredients to the mixing bowl. In a spiral mixer, mix for 5 minutes on first speed, and 3 minutes on second.
Remove the dough from the bowl and form a ball. Clean and dry the bowl, give it a light rub inside with oil, return the dough to the bowl and turn dough until coated with oil. Cover with plastic wrap; set aside to rise at room temperature for about 1 hour, or until doubled.
Flour two bannetons. Turn out the dough onto a lightly floured surface. Divide the dough into two loaves, shape them long shapes, position seam-side up in the bannetons for a floured top, and cover them well with plastic wrap. Let the loaves proof until doubled in size, about 1 hour.
Preheat oven with baking-stone to 250 °C. When the loaves have doubled, do not push back when gently pressed with your finger but remain indented, they are ready to bake. Flip each one seam-side down onto the peel with parchment paper. With a serrated knife score them two times and then peel them on the hot stone.
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Return heat to 200 °C and bake the loaves for 35 minutes or until internal temperature of 90 °C. Remove loaves from the oven and let them cool on a rack.
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It never occurred to me to use a thermometer in bread. I often think I bake mine too long - especially when I lived in Andorra and had to adjust for altitude. Wonderful idea!
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