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Beginner guide: how to shape sourdough bread boule. Homemade sourdough final shaping is one of the most important basics to master for perfect loaves. It is a simple process, without the need for any special tools. You can either shape it into a sourdough batard (oblong loaves or oval shape) or a boule which is a round loaf of crunchy bread.

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Southworth Sourdough | baking on Instagram: "Sloppy dough that falls flat? I got you!   It could be caused by a few different things. Before we jump in, save this post and don’t forget to follow along so you don’t miss future posts!  The most common causes are: -over hydration  -over fermentation  -poor shaping -dull bread lame   This means the solution could be as simple as just changing your blade, but could also be more complicated. It could be that you need to work on your shaping technique to make sure you’re building enough tension on the dough. It could be that you’re adding too much water for your particular flour- since they all absorb differently.   The trickiest to solve is fermentation because there’s a range and finding that perfect sweet spot for your dough, in your home can Sourdough Bread Loaf Design, Leaf Scoring Bread, Sourdough Bread Scoring Heart, Sourdough Score Designs Christmas, Scoring Sourdough Bread With Scissors, Scoring Sourdough Bread Designs Easy, Bread Lame Designs, Scoring Sourdough Designs, Pretty Sourdough Scoring

Southworth Sourdough | baking on Instagram: "Sloppy dough that falls flat? I got you! It could be caused by a few different things. Before we jump in, save this post and don’t forget to follow along so you don’t miss future posts! The most common causes are: -over hydration -over fermentation -poor shaping -dull bread lame This means the solution could be as simple as just changing your blade, but could also be more complicated. It could be that you need to work on your shaping…

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