Live Stoners AFN Baking (breads n things)

Oh, and as for the cut, make it about 1/4" deep across the surface. Don't worry if it looks like shit, once its out of the oven it will be a different story.
 
My Lame is actually quite lame... I use single sided razor blades meant for a windshield scraper. When they start making the fugly cuts, I just get a new blade out of the box.
 
OMG. I made bread!!!!! I wish it was a little more vertical....BUT...wow. It has a great sourdough tang and the texture is AMAZING.

Any tips for tomorrow's loaf to meet my demands?

WOW. I literally can't stop eating this. AMAZING bread you guys.
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THEY'RE called KAAAAHBS Joe's dad's stuff
 
Nicely done, sir. Nicely done indeed.

There's something about making it this way that just works. On so many levels. Congrats!

This is just the beginning, friend.
 
It can be a little taller, but that might just have to wait until the culture is a bit more mature.
 
One of my favorite chefs (not that I have many of those) said about the process:

"Sure it takes a long time, but the reality is that it's not that much work. The satisfaction you get from this is otherworldly. If you think this is a waste of time, I think you're missing the point. Of life."
 
OMG I am drooling. That is a beautiful loaf!

OMG. I made bread!!!!! I wish it was a little more vertical....BUT...wow. It has a great sourdough tang and the texture is AMAZING.

Any tips for tomorrow's loaf to meet my demands?

WOW. I literally can't stop eating this. AMAZING bread you guys.
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THEY'RE called KAAAAHBS Joe's dad's stuff
 
This will be in honor of Tom, my idiot friend who decided to end it all. It's really not that bad to make, it just takes a few mins in the every night. I am at the same stage I was yesterday...haven't touched the cultures since last night, and I am gonna make some bread with ⅔ of one of em for tomorrow like last night.

I dont have any rice flour yet, so I had to cheat and use a dot of cooking spray in the bowl. I got a different bowl I am gonna try for tonight, it's a little smaller and taller. It's about 8.5" vs the 9.5" I used. I will try the parchment again just to get a feel for it.

I've definitely never baked bread without a pan before. I can't wait till my starter grows up a tad and stops acting so childish.

I am just gonna leave it out on the counter and continue the 100 x 3 method. I scored a nice cleaning utensil for reaching down in the jars, and I am thinking about transferring everything to the big jar. I'm gonna try making some waffles with the leftovers soon...those should be silly. I got a nice spot behind the wood pile that I've been dumping the extra.

Is there any way to know when it's fully mature? I was so impressed by the lemony sourdough tang....it wasn't super pronounced, but it's definitely there and you get a good taste of it towards the end of the chew. Man....this bread would make some dynamite French toast. The actual making of the bread is freaking cake though. I think the starter is more complicated than the bread...and I done fucked up and used bleached flour and it still worked. Caught that mistake though a few days...no more bleach for me.


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It's just flour and water guys....give it a shot, it's super cheap.

THEY'RE called KAAAAHBS Joe's dad's stuff
 
OMG I am drooling. That is a beautiful loaf!
Thanks bro...you're a tough critic, that means a lot

THEY'RE called KAAAAHBS Joe's dad's stuff
 
Thanks bro...you're a tough critic, that means a lot

THEY'RE called KAAAAHBS Joe's dad's stuff
I was born in the family restaurant business. It became my number one job to be critical of the food we served. I actually took my first bath in a dish sink. I am married to a chef and I cook almost every day. Even before I retired from networking I cooked at least 5 days a week. I was really fat 10 years ago because I love to eat. I have lost about 60 pounds since then. I still love to eat but no where near as much as then. This bread adventure is probably a bad idea weight and carb wise but hopefully I get bored with it in short order:chef:. In the mean time I am stocked up with butter. :cheers:
 
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