After spending the last two months trying different recipes and employing a variety of techniques, I think I've finally found the right
sourdough baguette recipe!
Sourdough Baguettes [print recipe] based on this recipe and this technique, and some futzing around
We put our beetroot burgers in an
organic sourdough baguette and topped it with mashed avocado, tomatoes, cucumber, red pepper, mayo, red onion, asparagus and some thyme.
Our
white sourdough baguettes, batards, and rounds, are probably the closest that we come to what people think of as San Francisco Sourdough.
Instead they make a bakery's worth,
from sourdough baguettes to whole grain, seedy loaves so good they belie their hippie roots.
I wanted to make bread to go with my soup and use up some of my sourdough starter, so I finally decided to make
Ultimate Sourdough Baguettes.
For the baguettes: 400g banana or eschalion shallots, peeled and halved OR 3 sweet onions, peeled and quartered 3 tbsp olive oil 3 tbsp good balsamic vinegar 4 x 180g rump steaks, trimmed of fat 1 garlic clove, roughly chopped 1 large or 2
small sourdough baguettes, cut into 4 lengths, each length split open A handful watercress, large stalks removed
This sourdough baguette recipe doesn't use any additional yeast, it relies on the sourdough starter for leavening.
My desire to document how to make
a sourdough baguette is mostly for my own convenience as my notes are currently scattered between several messy and cryptic pages in my recipe notebook.
By «right», I mean it has all of the qualities I seek in
a sourdough baguette.
These sourdough baguettes not only look delicious, they ARE delicious!
You slice up
a sourdough baguette and top them with a flavorful garlic, rosemary and olive oil mixture then toast them up in the oven...» [RECIPE]-LSB-...]
You slice up
a sourdough baguette and top them with a flavorful garlic, rosemary and olive oil mixture then toast them up in the oven.
Served with
sourdough baguette.