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Indecent – Theirry Delabre’s Loaf Baked In Queens

by | May 1, 2018 | Baking, Bread

My latest loaf is a rendition of Thierry Delabre's "Indecent loaf. For background, visiting Paris last Thanksgiving, I had the chance to hang out with Thierry while he baked. His newest named loaf is a heritage grain flour bread. Seeing it on Facebook, I wanted to give it a try. Where he used Fleur du Berri flour, I used Red Turkey. Initially, I did an 80% hydration. But then looking on Facebook, I realized he mentioned hydrating it even more. I added another ten percent. And lately, because of the cool spring weather, I have been warming my water a bit more than usual to increase the fermentation. I did that here and… ka-boom, my rendition of Thierry's Indecent bread came alive.

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4 Comments

  1. David Auerbach

    What’s the formula (in particular what’s the percentage of WW to white. Or is it all just one extraction?)

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  2. Jonitin

    Hi David,
    100% flour (which was T80 originally) I subbed in Red Turkey
    50% Levain
    85% water…but I upped it to 90%
    2 salt….

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  3. Jonitin

    For a faux T80, I do 20% whole wheat and the rest white wheat..

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  4. David Auerbach

    yep, that was my guess from the pics.

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