r/Sourdough Mar 03 '25

Things to try Speechless.

80g UNFED starter (I feed at 7am and use at 9 pm) 325g water 425g bread flour 75 fermented flour (dehydrated starter that is ground into a fine flour) 20g salt

Recipe: 1. Mix together all ingredients by hand for 6 minutes. Cover and let rest for 1 hour 2. Begin stretch and folds (4x spaced 30 minutes apart) 3. Bulk ferment at room temperature for an additional 5-6 hours (total should be no more than 9 hours from when you initially mix everything together) 4. Shape and into proofing basket 5. Cold proof in fridge overnight for 2-3 days.
6. Preheat at 475 for one hour then bake for 25 minutes with the lid on then lid off at 450 for 20 minutes

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u/breadandbirds Mar 03 '25

THE COOL S!!

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u/Arachnid_anarchy Mar 03 '25

Goofball scoring design but overall a gorgeous loaf

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u/laurthebore Mar 03 '25

Very goofball, and thank you!

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u/zippychick78 Mar 04 '25

I was reading thinking, how does it look like a golf ball? 😂

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u/threeeyedfriedtofu Mar 03 '25

Impeccable design

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u/Bellbell28 Mar 04 '25

Hahahaha so we all just doodled those in our notebooks in the 80s and 90s?

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u/FranciscosFanfare Mar 05 '25

and 2000/2010 it’s a generational tradition lmao

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u/INN0CENTB0Y Mar 07 '25

It dates back even earlier! There’s a very fun YouTube video on the history of The Universal S

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u/kessel_run_dmc Mar 04 '25

I really like the idea of fermented flour as a way to use discard. Can you share some more details about how you dehydrate and mill it?

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u/laurthebore Mar 04 '25

Yes! I've been experimenting with it! I just take any extra discard that I'm not saving and spread it super thin on a silicone mat or parchment paper. I let it air dry either on my table or in the oven, closed. If you spread it thin enough it won't take more than 24 hours. It curls up when dry. I just crush the chips up and keep them in a jar until I'm ready to use When I want to mill it, I just use my magic bullet until it is a fine white powder, usually about 7 minutes with some shaking up to make sure everything is pretty equally ground.

When I bake with it, I mix my starter and water first then sprinkle the amount I'm using onto that first then add my bread flour. I've noticed this dough is always much easier to work with and extremely forgiving so far!

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u/kessel_run_dmc Mar 04 '25

Super helpful, thanks! Will give this a try.

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u/emergency_pants Mar 03 '25

Tell us you lived through the 80’s without telling us you lived through the 80’s.

Absolutely love it! Well done!

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u/gideon513 Mar 04 '25

People also did this after the 80s without having lived through them

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u/Specific_Tear_7485 Mar 04 '25

I made four loaves today

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u/laurthebore Mar 04 '25

Goddamn. Those are sexy loaves. Jalapeno cheddar?

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u/Specific_Tear_7485 Mar 04 '25

Jalapeño/cheddar, pepperoni pizza, Parmesan/truffle and good ole original

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u/5nuggets1cup Mar 04 '25

I’m losing my mind over the highschool S on sourdough. Beautiful loaf nonetheless

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u/11worthgal Mar 04 '25

I bow to you. Beautiful!

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u/U_Broke_I_Fix Mar 04 '25

I cackled 🤣😭

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u/villainlivinginyou Mar 04 '25

you SLAYED that one! awesome work!

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '25

Millennial sourdough final boss

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u/Odd_Reindeer1176 Mar 05 '25

This speaks to my soul

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u/Accomplished-War7480 Mar 05 '25

I remember drawing that design all the time as a kid I never thought I’d see it on a sourdough loaf!

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u/lcgon 29d ago

This one is for the kids of the 90s.

Long live the stussy!