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🍞 Sourdough Yudane Bread (Machine-Mixed Method)
🍞 Sourdough Yudane Bread (Machine-Mixed Method)
🍞 Sourdough Yudane Bread (Machine-Mixed Method)
Apr07
Created by Momzey Admin on 4/7/2026 11:38:18 AM

Result

  • Fine, soft crumb
  • Slight chew but not tough
  • Stays fresh longer
  • Mild sweetness + balanced sour


 

🍞 Sourdough Yudane Bread (Machine-Mixed Method)

🧾 Key Approach

  • Full gluten development during mixing

  • No stretch & folds

  • Softer, enriched sourdough with extended shelf life


🥣 Ingredients

Yudane (prepare ahead)

  • 200g bread flour

  • 200g boiling water


Main Dough

  • 800g bread flour

  • 400–450g water (adjust as needed)

  • All yudane

  • 150–200g active sourdough starter

  • 20g honey

  • 20g oil (or butter)

  • 16–18g salt


🔥 Step 1 — Yudane

  • Mix flour + boiling water

  • Stir into thick paste

  • Cover and cool completely


⏳ Step 2 — Autolyse (30–60 min)

  • Combine:

    • Flour

    • Water

    • All yudane

Rest 30–60 minutes

👉 This jump-starts gluten and improves extensibility


⚙️ Step 3 — Intensive Mixing (Key Step)

  1. Add:

    • Starter

    • Honey

    • Salt

  2. Mix (KitchenAid speed 2–3):

    • ~8–10 minutes

  3. Add oil slowly

  4. Continue mixing:

    • Total 10–15 minutes


✅ How to know it’s ready

  • Dough pulls clean from bowl

  • Smooth, elastic surface

  • Passes windowpane test

  • Slight tackiness is OK, but not sticking

👉 This means gluten is fully developed—no folds needed


⏱️ Step 4 — Bulk Fermentation (3–4 hours)

  • Place dough in container

  • No stretch & folds

  • Let rise until:

    • ~50–75% increase

    • Light, airy feel


🔪 Step 5 — Shape

  • Pre-shape → rest 15–20 min

  • Final shape

  • Into banneton


❄️ Step 6 — Proof

Option 1:

  • 1–2 hours at room temp

Option 2 (recommended):

  • Overnight cold proof (12–16 hrs)


🔥 Step 7 — Bake

  • Preheat to 475°F (245°C)

  • Bake:

    • 20 min covered

    • 20–25 min uncovered at 450°F


🧠 Key Notes (Aligned with Your Method)

Why no folds work here

  • Mechanical mixing = full gluten network early

  • Yudane adds softness and water retention

  • Oil slightly shortens gluten → balanced by longer mix


Dough feel

  • Softer than traditional sourdough

  • More elastic, less rustic

  • Easier to shape cleanly


Result

  • Fine, soft crumb

  • Slight chew but not tough

  • Stays fresh longer

  • Mild sweetness + balanced sour


🔑 Bottom Line

You’re using a hybrid artisan + commercial technique:

👉 Yudane → moisture + softness
👉 Enrichment → flavor + shelf life
👉 Intensive mixing → structure without folding

That’s a very efficient and scalable method—especially if you’re thinking product, consistency, or even small-batch production.

 

 

 

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