Round 6: Me vs Tartine


Better and better.


  • 700g JS (Straight ~ no leaven)
  • 450g 80°F H2O
  • 675g AP Flour
  • 150g WW Flour
  • 20g salt + 50g H2O
1. Mix » RestNo float test, mixed in metal bowl, rested 45 min
2. +Salt & Water » Bulk Rise » TurnsMoved to glass bowl, 4 hrs (every 30 min) » 7 turns, 8x each
3. Pre-shape » Cold RiseBoth loaves into the fridge
4. Loaf I » Final Shape » Bake24 hr cold rise, shaped w/flour » THE BEST LOAF YET!
4. Loaf II » Bake48 hr cold rise, , shaped w/flour » held a nice shape

Seriously ~ the best loaves of mostly-June-Steinburg so far.

NOTES: I feel like I’m starting to get it. The successful loaves have been made with the 90/10 mix of flours from the Basic Country Bread recipe. Now that these are turning out good with more consistency, it’s time to try the funky stuff ~ adding other flavors and textures with this basic recipe. With the mostly-June-Steinburg, I’m going to focus on getting the whole-wheat bread to have the same airy texture.


See: Tartine Bread by Chad Robertson

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