Bread making by the steps

[Skip]

Thanks Richard Chrz .

[58limited]

Thanks!. Looking forward to seeing your methods, your bread always looks great. I use King Arthur flour too (50% whole wheat and 50% unbleached all purpose). I haven't started a wild starter because we have a lot of bad stuff in the air here in SE Texas (I tried once - not a good outcome). I have a few cultures that I keep going: King Arthur's, Carl Griffith's, and two from sourdo.com.

[ofelles]

Ditto

[ScottyC13]

Thanks!

[Richard Chrz]

Well, here is a link if you are bored and care to follow along, no promises on anything other then I will take this through to 2 separate bread bakes, one that somewhat follows the standard time lines, and one that follows my lazy and have too much time . Remember, I am new to this myself, so if you are looking for really good advice and plans. I suggest you purchase one of the many great books out there. timeline. https://richardchrz.blogspot.com/

[Richard Chrz]

Personally I think a few of you are going to be disappointed, I have no magical or steps that go "beyond" I have the luxury of time, I am an extremely patient purpose that believes in the process, and I consider every bake a success of the elements of that bake. With that being said, I am looking forward to documenting all of this. I may go through the essential equipment and the would be nice to have equipment as early as tomorrow or Wednesday. I need to get my mind engaged in it, But we have contractors coming to our house today, and I need to file some tax reports for my wife's business as well.

[Jim White]

By all means, please share the link with us when you are ready. It will be fascinating to see the level of detail in your planning. I often go into a cook with the feeling that I have thought it through well, only to find that I have barged ahead on some aspects that leave me unprepared when a critical step suddenly arrives. I think that seeing your discipline in settling those details ahead of time will be a huge help to many of us regardless of our mobility level.

[Sam6687]

any insight into how you make your amazing bread is welcome news to me. SIgn me up.

[ScottyC13]

I would be interested in the blog as well Richard Chrz I am just starting out with bread making and have read two of Peter Reinhart's books and done a few bakes, but the results are just of bit off in texture, especially with whole wheat. Your bakes are like works of art!

[Red Man]

I’d be interested in the blog!

[Skip]

This is great Richard. I can't wait to follow your blog! Thanks, you are an inspiration to many of us!

[texastweeter]

Count me in!

[58limited]

I would love to view your blog and see how you make bread. I've been making sourdough for a few years, off and on. I've read your posts and it looks like you have far surpassed me and my meager skills.

[RonB]

+ 1

[Richard Chrz]

I will post it once I have officially made my first post. Thank you for your interest. Hopefully it is interesting, or at least informative. . lol