Wholemeal Sourdough with a Splash of Rye
Published on Sun May 20 2018 10:40:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)


| Ingredient | Quantity (g) | Baker's Percentage (%) | 
|---|---|---|
| Levain | 300 | 20 | 
| Water | 1,125 + 75 | 80 | 
| Wholemeal flour | 975 | 60 | 
| Wholemeal rye flour | 75 | 5 | 
| White bread flour | 450 | 30 | 
| Salt | 30 | 2 | 
Timings
| Step | Time | 
|---|---|
| Autolyse | 1hr | 
| Bulk rise | 4hrs | 
| Bench rest | 30mins | 
| Proof | 4 hrs | 
| Bake | 40mins | 
Notes
- Leaven did not float after an 7 hour overnight rest. Added a tablespoon of starter and waited an hour, just like in this recipe—it did make it taste pretty sour.
 - Not sure if 1,500g or 1,450g of total flour used
 - Dough is very sticky, but it did feel dry. Maybe the non-floating leaven meant there wasn't enough active yeast to create strong gluten?
 - Final shaping was done with wet hands, and no issue in the texture. This conflicts with the notes from Wholemeal Sourdough (Tartine).
 - Baked at full max temperature (approx. 250Cº) for the full 40 mins, lead to burnt crust.