Sourdough – Wine
My favorite combination!
Wine + Bread = Yum
Seriously, I can live on just bread and wine alone!
So, why don’t you bake a wine bread!?
100% hydration Sourdough starter
I added chopped cranberries, too.
My first Sourdough Wine Baguette & Batard
Thanks to wine and cranberry, it has a nice sweet and tangy flavor and definitely goes well with blue cheese!
I can’t stop drinking & eating wine!
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Sourdough – Wine Baguette + Batard
Makes 1 baguettes and 2 small batards
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Ingredients
102 g 100% hydration starter
287.8 g Gold Medal All-purpose Flour
80 g Water
123 g Red Wine
6.7 g Salt
80 g Dried Cranberries
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Formula
338.8 g Gold Medal All-purpose Flour (100%)
131 g Water (38.6%)
123 g Red Wine (36.3%)
6.7 g Salt (1.98%)
80 g Dried Cranberries (23.6%)
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Directions
- In a bowl, mix flour and Wine + Water roughly, cover it with plastic and Autolyse for 12 hours in the fridge.
- Add Sourdough starter and mix by folding dough in the bowl.
- Add chopped Cranberries and mix by folding dough in the bowl.
- Add Salt and Slap & Fold for 3 – 4 minutes or until the dough becomes a ball.
- Bulk fermentation at room temperature, 1 sets Stretch & Fold (1 set = right over left, left over right, bottom over the top, top over bottom) every half hour until enough strength has been developed.
- Let it rise until the dough starts showing the ‘activity’ and becomes about a third in size. It takes about 6 hours total in winter time (it depends on the season) in my kitchen.
- Put it in the fridge for 16 – 18 hours.
- Pull it out of the fridge and leave it out for 1 hour.
- Divide into 2 equal parts and preshape the dough.
- Let it rest for 15 – 30 minutes.
- Shape into baguettes / batards and place onto a floured couche, seam-side up.
- Preheat the oven to 500°F
- Final fermentation for 45 minutes – 1 hour.
- Score the top of the baguettes / batards using a lame or a sharp, serrated knife.
- Place the bread in the preheated oven, pour the water onto the brick blocks and shut the oven door immediately. Turn down the oven to 480°F, bake the bread around 20 minutes.
- Let them cool onto a rack.
- Ready to eat!
* The time and temperature will be changed depends on the season.
And this one! I was looking forward to it: I love your creativity and how you came up with it!
Looks great, great job! :-)
Stefano, thank you!!! This wine bread is really delicious, especially with cheese! It was slightly dense this time, so I want to try with the different ratios of wine to water next time :-)
What a great idea to make a wine bread. Looks delicious :)
Thank yOu!!! I can’t stop drinking & eating wine :-)
You are so good with this, I love reading your blog!
Thank you for your kind words!!!
Looks so good!
I want to try this with my starter
!Can I ask how much cranberries you use for this?
Thank you for stopping by and your comment! I totally forgot to mention about the amount of the cranberries! I will fix the recipe asap!
Eun Oh,
I just updated my recipe! Please take a look at it :-) Thank you!
Yuko
Thank you so much!
I can’t wait to try this!^^
I am looking forward to seeing your post :-)