Uses only 100% whole grain King Arthur whole wheat flour, water, and whole wheat sourdough starter. First rise can take 24 hours. After baking and resting, needs to be cut and used or frozen almost immediately, or it gets really hard and dense. Otherwise very nice.

Question - the inside feels sticky when freshly cut even though the digital temperature probe read the right temperature for it to be done. It’s not raw dough, just sticky. Am I doing something wrong? Also, how can I make it fluffier, or will that require mixing in white flour?

  • @desGrolesM
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    11 year ago

    That’s actually a very nice crumb for all whole-wheat. Looks lovely.

    Why a 24 hour rise, is your kitchen cold? Thinking about the sticky issue a bit.

    • wanderingmagusOP
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      11 year ago

      It’s around 70F to 75F in my kitchen, is that cold?

      • @desGrolesM
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        11 year ago

        No, that is just fine. Strange though, if it was my starter and kitchen it would be very over fermented if I’d gone as long as 24 hours (the bread would be super sour, and flat)