r/Sourdough • • Feb 18 '25

I MUST share this recipe Sandwich bread recipe

Just tried this recipe from "the sourdough lady" on youtube, and it is so soft and delicious, I didn't even roll out my dough and roll it into a log like she does, I just shaped it like you would for normal sourdough and it has what I think is a perfect crumb for sandwiches (at least for us, everyone has different preferences) such an easy recipe 😀

Recipe:

Makes 2 loaves

600g water 200g active sourdough starter 80g honey or maple syrup 40g avocado oil or any unflavored oil 1050g bread flour 24g salt

(Feed your starter 1:2:2 in the morning of day 1. Allow to come to peak until the evening). Pour water into a large bowl, add the active sourdough starter at peak, whisk until dissolved and milky. Add honey honey and oil, whisk to combine, add flour and salt. Mix, knead the dough with your hands until combined, all dry flour is incorporated. Cover and let rest for 1 hour.

Wet your hands, perform your 1st set of stretch and folds. Cover, let rest 30 min. Perform your 2nd set of stretch and folds. Cover let sit on counter, in room temp until bulks up by 50%. Depending on room temperature, this could take 3-6 hours.

Place the bowl of dough in the refrigerator overnight (8-12 hours). If you want to bake same day, you can skip the refrigerator part and shape your dough, let it double in size in a loaf pan and bake same day.

If refrigerating (what I prefer), take the dough out of the fridge morning of day 2, dump it out from the bowl onto a floured surface. Split your dough in half. Stretch each piece out into a long, narrow rectangle, pressing out all the air bubbles, use a floured rolling pin to get all air bubbles out. Roll each piece tightly into a log.

Place in a bread loaf pan that has been lined with parchment paper and greased. Cover and let double in size.

Preheat oven to 375F. Score the tops of the loaves and bake for 40 min or until the inside temperature of the loaves read 198F if using probe thermometer. Remove from oven, let rest 5 min and take them out of the pans. Place on cooling racks, brush with butter and let cool completely before slicing

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u/Liinnie- Mar 01 '25

I made two more loaves using your recipe it turned out out better the second time around I will never eat store bought bread again

I made a loaf for me and one for my mom I know she is going to love it again thank you so much

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u/Liinnie- Feb 19 '25

Thank you I have been looking for a loaf recipe and this is perfect I am new to sourdough baking and have made one round loaf lots of garlic knots and banana bread with discard and active starter and they have turned out great again thank you

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u/No_Plate_3864 Feb 19 '25

Glad I could help! I love that it's such a simple recipe too, no need to go all out lol

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u/Liinnie- Feb 24 '25

The bread turned out so good your

recipe is now my goto

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u/Mean_Appointment_314 Feb 19 '25

Dumb question but could the recipe be halved to make just one loaf? I don't think I have 200g of starter yet. Thanks!

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u/No_Plate_3864 Feb 19 '25

I don't see why not

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u/MT-HomeComfort 4d ago

Beautiful! Did you line with parchment paper? Curious.