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Ciabatta Bread with Sour Dough

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Ciabatta Brot mit Sauerteig

Ciabatta Bread with Sour Dough

Pane-Bistecca
This ciabatta bread with sourdough is very tasty! A homemade bread is so much better than store-bought. This is certainly true here in Asia!

Asians love soft, white, sweet buns, Milk Bread from China, Pan de Sal from the Philippins, Chinese steamed Buns, Asian Flat Bread, and many more.

However, being Swiss, we love really crusty, darker bread.  This ciabatta bread is incredibly delicious and just the way we like it!
Prep time
30 min
Rest time
1 1/2 days
Cooking time
40 min
Portions
2 Loaves
Total time
1 1/2 days 1 h 10 min

Ingredients

For two Loaves:

  • 300 g leavened Sourdough Starter

  • 235 g Bread Flour 550

  • 40 g Whole wheat Flour

  • 8 g Salt

  • 13 g or 1 tbsp Olive Oil

  • 150 ml warm Water

Instructions

1

Step 1

Overnight, acidify the starter with the indicated quantity (in this case 150 g of flour and 150 ml of warm water).
2

Step 2

The next morning, mix the flour with the salt, olive oil and the acidified starter. Now slowly add the water. Be careful because you may not need all the water. Now knead the dough until it is smooth and soft. It remains very soft.
3

Step 3

Coat a bowl with oil and put the dough in, cover and let it rest for 2 hours, folding the dough at 30, 60 and 120 minutes. Since it is very soft, you can also do it in the bowl, using a dough scraper. Or put the dough on a surface well sprinkled with semolina flour, stretch it slightly from north to south and put one third from top to bottom, then put one third from bottom to top. Now stretch the dough slightly from east to west and also fold it again in thirds.
4

Step 4

Then place the bowl in the refrigerator overnight (or at least 7 hours). Remove from the refrigerator and allow to warm up for at least 1.5 hours.
5

Step 5

Now place the dough mixture in a greased and floured baking dish, I used a cake pan. Be careful not to move the dough too much so that you don’t squeeze the air out.
6

Step 6

Preheat the oven to 250°. Bake the dough at 250° with a gush of water (for steam) for 10 minutes, then open the door to release the steam and bake at 220° for another 30 minutes. I let off steam after the 10 minutes were up, but wet the crust of the bread, so it gets browner.

Notes

A very delicious bread!
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Ciabatta Brot mit Sauerteig
Ciabatta Brot mit Sauerteig
Ciabatta Brot mit Sauerteig
Ciabatta Brot mit Sauerteig
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