No Knead Sourdough Brioche Bread Recipe Vegetarian

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WebFeb 26, 2018 · Instructions. In a large bowl, mix the sourdough starter with the water, then add the flour and salt and mix until a consistent but sticky …

1. In a large bowl, mix the sourdough starter with the water, then add the flour and salt and mix until a consistent but sticky dough forms. You can do this by hand or in your stand mixer.
2. Cover the bowl with cling wrap and let the dough rise overnight or 8-10 hours.
3. Turn the risen dough onto the kitchen counter and form it into a ball as best as you can. If the dough is hard to handle, flour your hands but resist the temptation to add more flour. You want a dough with higher hydration or water content for a light, airy loaf. Adding too much flour will make your bread dense. Even if your dough doesn't form into a perfect loaf, it will shape up nicely during baking in the dutch oven.
4. Prepare a sheet of parchment paper by sprinkling liberally with flour. If you don't have parchment, you can use a kitchen towel sprinkled with flour, but keep in mind that there is a much higher chance of your dough deflating when it rises on a kitchen towel because it will more likely stick to the towel. Place the parchment paper or kitchen towel on a baking sheet.

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NoKnead Sourdough Brioche Bread – Milk and Pop

WebJan 7, 2021 · Day 1: Feed your sourdough starter 6 to 10 hours before making the dough. In a large bowl, mix the dry ingredients: flour, sugar …

1. Day 1: Feed your sourdough starter 6 to 10 hours before making the dough.
2. In a large bowl, mix the dry ingredients: flour, sugar and salt.
3. Add melted butter, milk, eggs and sourdough starter. Start mixing it with a spoon, then switch to your hands and knead it only until the dough is formed and no dry spots remain. The dough will feel sticky. Cover with a damp towel or plastic/beeswax wrap.
4. Let dough rise for 4 hours in a warm spot. Perform a stretch and fold every 30 minutes. You can wet your hands before handling the dough to make it easier. Always cover the dough between stretch and folds. It’s ready for cold fermentation when it has risen half its size.

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