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France · Pain français

Sourdough pain de campagne

A large round loaf with a soft crumb and a thick crust, made with wheat flour, a little rye and natural leaven.

Recipe by Mathieu Garnier
Published on Garnier & Fils Traiteur

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Large floured country loaf, thick crust scored with a diamond

translation Translated from French. Translation by Mathieu Garnier. Read the original

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Servings
10
Preparation
30 min
Cooking
45 min
Resting
840 min
Total
915 min
Difficulty
Medium

Cuisine / tradition: Pain français (FR) — declared by the author

Ingredients

For 10 servings

  • 400 g T80 wheat flour
  • 100 g T130 rye flour
  • 350 ml water
  • 100 g active sourdough starter, fed 4–6 hours earlier
  • 10 g salt

Method

  1. Step 1. Mix the flours and water and rest for twenty minutes (autolyse).⏱ 20 min
  2. Step 2. Add the starter and salt; knead or fold the dough until smooth.⏱ 10 min
  3. Step 3. Let it rise at room temperature with folds every thirty minutes for two hours, then until it has grown by about half.⏱ 240 min
  4. Step 4. Shape into a tight round, place in a floured basket, cover and rest in the fridge overnight.⏱ 600 min
  5. Step 5. Preheat a covered pot to 250 °C. Turn out the dough, score it and bake with the lid on.⏱ 25 min
  6. Step 6. Remove the lid, lower to 220 °C and continue to a deeply golden crust. Cool on a rack before slicing.⏱ 20 min

Story and cultural note

Pain de campagne generally means a rustic loaf of high-extraction flour, with a little rye, baked as a round or large boule. The leaven and a slow rise give it flavour and keeping quality.

Diet and allergens

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DietVeganVegetarianDairy-freeEgg-freeNut-free

ContainsGluten (cereals)

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