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The Bara loaf, slow-proof

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Bara, which means ‘bread’ in Breton, puts buckwheat in the spotlight, a cereal emblematic of Brittany. Its rustic character, naturally toasted notes and generous crumb are enhanced by a sourdough fermentation that gives it aromatic depth and a long finish.

Two sourdough loaves with an ear-of-wheat design, one leaning on the other, golden floured crusts.

Bara, which means ‘bread’ in Breton, puts buckwheat in the spotlight, a cereal emblematic of Brittany. Its rustic character, naturally toasted notes and generous crumb are enhanced by a sourdough fermentation that gives it aromatic depth and a long finish.

The figures

Hydration
88%
Bake
240 °C, 50 min
Flour
Organic stone-ground T80 and organic buckwheat
Yield
750 g loaf

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  1. The full weighing, ingredient by ingredient.

  2. Every step, in order, just as I write it at the bakehouse.

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The levain is the foundation of your future magnificent sourdough breads. But beyond being a simple ingredient, it is an art in itself: the art of understanding living organisms. Get to know it, understand it and, above all, take good care of it!

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The levain is the foundation of your future magnificent sourdough breads. But beyond being a simple ingredient, it is an art in itself: the art of understanding living organisms. Get to know it, understand it and, above all, take good care of it!

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A baguette full of character, with a subtle acidity, a well-coloured crust and incredible aromas thanks to the sourdough starter. Optimised keeping quality thanks to the long fermentation.

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The feel for it comes at the bakehouse.

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Feeling when a dough is ready, understanding why the blade drags: that is the work of a course, hands in the dough.