| 1. Starter/levain... |
| Anywhere from 90g (summer) to 130g (winter),
but I land higher than 120g.
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| 2. Ragged dough... |
Whisk flour and salt together in separate bowl.
Whisk starter/levain and water in main bowl.
Add dry to wet and mix using a Danish whisk or use a stand mixer.
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| Cover and rest for 1-2 hours autolysis. |
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| 3. Stretches and folds... |
| Execute series of 4 stretches and folds, 30 minutes apart. |
| If window test fails, do a fifth set. |
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| 4. Ferment... |
Place in marked proofing container and ferment to double.
This takes hours and must be watched.
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| 5. Pre-shape... |
Pre-shape pâton without deflating.
Rest uncovered on surface for 20 minutes.
(I use sprinkled flour here to work around stickiness.)
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| 6. Final-shape and cold ferment... |
| Final-shape pâton with tension and place into banneton.
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| 7. Cover and refrigerate banneton overnight or longer. |
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| 8. Bake... |
| Preheat oven (and dome/Dutch oven) to 430°. |
| Spray parchment and sprinkle lightly with cornmeal. |
| Remove banneton from refrigerator, invert onto parchment, slash.
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| Transfer from parchment to cooking dome bottom and cover.
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| Put dome/Dutch oven into oven and bake for 30 minutes. |
| Uncover and bake for 15 minutes more.
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