Category: Sourdough Scoring
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Charcoal Dusted Boulé
Thought I would share another one of my Black Boulès. I love using this as an aesthetic scoring method, but let me say this- While Activated Charcoal does have a lot of great benefits in consumption, it is also very high in absorption. So please do not put charcoal INSIDE of your bread without speaking…
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Whoa, Bl🖤ck Betty
My first time using Coconut Charcoal on my Sourdough. It gave it a nice smokey flavor. We had it for breakfast and we both really liked it. 🖤
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Lame Hack
Just thought I would share. This is how I cut my razor on my UFO lame for detailing. You’ll find that point helps on a lot of shapes and dot work. Hope this helps someone! I have like 20 different lames but these are my two favorites! 🤍 My boule turned out quite lovely!
Jenny Alcina
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Buttermilk Sourdough
I decided to replace my water in my sourdough with Buttermilk and it did not disappoint. The fat and butter made it so soft. What a beautiful result. I did some research to make sure it was safe to let the buttermilk sit out for 5 hours during bulk fermentation. It suggested it could be…
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Nice!
These came out fantastic. Trilogy Whole Seed Boule (Hemp, Flax and Chia Seeds) and a Pepperoni and White Cheddar Boule with Trilogy seed on top.
Jenny Alcina
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Fall Scoring 🍂
Played around with some scoring ideas this weekend. Aren’t they cute? I’m still not getting as deep of a score as I’d like, so I think I’m going to try the 6 minute method on my next batch. You don’t score until the bread has baked for 6 minutes. This gives you a more firm…
Jenny Alcina
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Cute 🥰
I need to pick up some cinnamon sticks for the stems. 🤍🤍🤍 I can’t wait to keep these out in bread baskets through the season.
Jenny Alcina

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