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		<title>Bertinet Sourdough</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[As I mentioned in my last post, I&#8217;ve been trying Richard Bertinet&#8216;s sourdough ferment recipe. The ferment is lively and strong and gave a good rise to the dough. I have to admit that I struggled somewhat with getting the dough usable as the water content of Richard&#8217;s recipe is higher than other recipe&#8217;s I&#8217;ve [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As I mentioned in my last post, I&#8217;ve been trying <a title="External link to Richard Bertinet's website" href="http://www.thebertinetkitchen.co.uk">Richard Bertinet</a>&#8216;s sourdough ferment recipe. The ferment is lively and strong and gave a good rise to the dough. I have to admit that I struggled somewhat with getting the dough usable as the water content of Richard&#8217;s recipe is higher than other recipe&#8217;s I&#8217;ve tried. I reckon it&#8217;s all in the technique  and I still need to work at it (I reckon a place on Richard&#8217;s breadmaking course is on the cards).</p>
<p>After 20 hours in the proving baskets, I found the dough very delicate and a little &#8216;runny&#8217;. In fact, I had to throw one of the doughs away as it just collapsed in on itself in a runny mess when I took it out of the basket. The other dough was a little more stable, but didn&#8217;t like being slashed with the lame &#8211; almost like popping a balloon!</p>
<p>The loaf I managed to get in the oven turned out to be light and somewhat sweet tasting rather than sour. For my taste, I will need to leave the leaven a little longer than Richard suggests to develop a sourer taste.</p>
<p>All in all, not an unqualified success with sourdough so far, but getting better. I will carry on trying because I love the taste. It can only get better (I hope).</p>
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