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Panettone

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A true emblem of Italian tradition, panettone wins you over with its feathery, light, generously open crumb. Its natural sourdough fermentation develops complex aromas, lifted by the candied fruit and citrus.

A panettone in its paper mould, hung upside down on a rod in front of an oven.

A true emblem of Italian tradition, panettone wins you over with its feathery, light, generously open crumb. Its natural sourdough fermentation develops complex aromas, lifted by the candied fruit and citrus.

The figures

Hydration
50%
Bake
160 °C, about 35 min, core temperature 93 °C
Flour
Gruau (strong white)
Yield
500 g rounds, in moulds

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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.