BONUS – FERMENTED TIP – BAGUETTES BAKING SCHEDULES FOR THE WORKWEEK AND FOR THE WEEKEND

Want to have fresh baguettes for the perfect Sunday breakfast?

  • Feed your starter on Friday late at night (before you go to sleep).
  • Make your dough first thing Saturday morning
  • In 4-8 hours (when the dough has doubled in size, check out video number XXX), move the covered bowl into the fridge
  • On Sunday morning, super early (4AM/5AM), take the dough out of the fridge.
  • And shape your baguettes
  • Leave to proof at room temperature so they double, about 2-3 hours
  • Score and bake.

OR IF YOU HAVE ENOUGH ROOM IN THE FRIDGE:

  • Feed your starter on Friday late at night (before you go to sleep).
  • Make your dough first thing Saturday morning
  • In 4-8 hours when the dough has doubled, shape the baguettes, place them on a lined baguette tray/or some other tray lined with a thick towel. See videos XXX. Cover well.
  • Leave outside for 1-2 hours, then place the whole covered tray into the fridge.
  • On Sunday morning, take the covered tray with baguettes out of the fridge,
  • Leave to proof at room temperature in case nothing has happened in the fridge. The baguettes need to be alive, and airy. 
  • Score and bake.

For a sourtastic treat throughout the workweek (for example as a Thursday night dinner) and if you have enough space in the fridge for a tray

  • Feed your starter on Wednesday morning before work.
  • On Wednesday afternoon proceed to making your dough.
  • Leave the dough at room temperature until it about doubles in size (approximately 4-8 hours).
  • Shape your baguettes and put them on a lined baking tray. Cover well.
  • After 1-2 hours, move the covered tray to the fridge.
  • When you come home from work on Thursday afternoon, take the covered tray out of the fridge.
  • Check if the dough has proofed properly while in the fridge. 
  • If the baguettes still need to rise some more, move them back to room temperature until they’re ready to bake.

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@The creator of this course is Anita Šumer, drožomanija/sourdoughmania, 2022. All rights reserved.