quick and tasty bread using sourdough discard

How To Make quick and tasty bread using sourdough discard

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  Step 1
  FLOUR: You can use all white flour (use a good quality) for white bread or use half and half white and wheat (good quality) for wheat bread. Do not use all wheat flour.
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  Step 2
  SOURDOUGH DISCARD: I feed my sourdough starter 2 times a week. I pour out 1/2 of the starter into a smaller jar. This becomes your discard. You do not need to feed discard. If you do not use your discard within 1 week, toss out. Feed your sourdough starter with 1 cup of flour and approx 1 cup of warm water. Stir and leave on counter overnight. Then refrigerate. Put your small jar of discard in refrigerator if you are not going to make something (bread, pancakes, muffins, etc.) Discard shoud be room temperature to use in bread. You can add more discard to your small jar if need at the next feeding. You will need approx 1 cup of discard for this recipe.
• Step 3
  Into your mixer bowl add all ingredients and with dough hooks on low speed (1 or 2) mix for 5 minutes. I scrape the sides down about half way. Scrape off hook and sides of bowl, cover with towel and proof for 1 to 1 1/2 hour. I put my bowl in the oven with the light on for a perfect place to proof bread. The dough will rise to just over the top of the bowl when ready.
• Step 4
  Lightly flour board and scrape bowl to dump out dough onto the flour surface. Divide into two loafs.. they each should weigh about the same to get 2 even loafs.
• Step 5
  SHAPE LOAF: Stretch and pull unto rectangular shape. Try to keep even thickness. About the size of your loaf pan for width. Tightly roll in to a loaf shape and pinch seam to seal. Or Fold two sides together into center Fold top into rectangle and repeat till you have a loaf shape. Push ends into its self and pinch to seal. See video to get better discriptions on this or use your own method of making a loaf. Use parchment paper if needed. Place into bread pan and flatten. Repeat for second loaf.
• Step 6
  Cover and proof for 40 minutes. Turn on oven to 425 degrees about 10 minutes before loafs are proofed. (depending on your oven, mine takes a little longer)
• Step 7
  Uncover loafs. They should have raised over the top of your loaf pan. You may lightly dust with flour if desired. Using a very sharp knife, score down the center of bread.
• Step 8
  Put into oven and bake for 10 minutes and then turn down to 350 degrees and bake for 30 to 35 minutes.
• Step 9
  Remove bread from pans and cool on wire rack. Spread a small amount of butter on top for a softer crust while still hot.
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  Step 10
  Let cool and place in zip locks to freeze a loaf and keep one to eat right away.
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