In addition to these two complementary flavors I knew cherries and buckwheat would also work well together — the earthy buckwheat grounds the sweet and sour cherries, it mellows their strong flavor and provides balance..
So I decide to make two loaves..
Look at those lovely clumbs π π
Toke them out of the fridge the next day and made some slashes and into the oven and have my pan with clothes damped with hot water ready in the oven for steam.
Covered them with plastic bag and into the fridge for 14-15 hours....
Cut the dough into two parts and Shaped them both and placed in baskets...
After the second set of stretch and folds add the nuts and cherries...
add the nuts and cherries. ...
Now mix the levain and flours and water / did 3 sets of stretch and folds...
Made the levain and add some starter....
Made the starter....
Beautiful! π
From The Tartaine bread!
That looks beautiful! What a masterpiece. Don't you love sour cherries?
ReplyDeleteThank you Karen, and yes I do like sour cherries, I don't think that I would but I do and buckwheat flour, but used only 27 grams...
DeleteLove the big crumbs and the bread looks absolutely delicious keep the good work up says
ReplyDeleteHoily big sister, and thank you for your kind words and I'm glad that you like the bread especially the crumbs!! π
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