The Best Everyday Sourdough (using unfed starter) is Pain De Campagne
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Martin demonstrates how to make Pain de Campagne, a simple sourdough bread using unfresh starter, featuring three folds at 15-minute intervals and a 12-hour cold fermentation before baking in a covered baker and on a baking stone.
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Answers: How do you make Pain de Campagne sourdough bread?
- sourdough bread recipe
- pain de campagne
- unfresh starter sourdough
- dough folding technique
- cold fermentation sourdough
- baking sourdough in covered baker
Ingredients
- 40 g unfresh starter
- 800 g water
- 20 g salt
- 900 g bread flour
- 100 g white whole wheat flour
What it concludes
- Using unfresh starter eliminates the need for a long maturation period before making the bread.
- Adding water and liquids first prevents flour from sticking in the corners of the container.
- A covered baker keeps moisture in and allows the bread to steam during baking.
- Pain de Campagne is an easy, staple sourdough bread that requires minimal active work.
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