Sourdough Double Chocolate Loaf

Ingredients

  • 380 g warm water

  • 10 g instant coffee

  • 50 g cocoa powder

  • 100 g brown sugar

  • 150 g milk chocolate chips

  • 225 g active sourdough starter

  • 510 g Organic unbleached All-Purpose Flour

  • 3/4 tbsp of sea salt

Dough Instructions

  1. Mix together water, instant coffee, cocoa powder, and brown sugar

  2. Add and mix in active starter

  3. Add and mix in flour

  4. Mix together with Danish dough whisk or on low speed of stand mixer with dough hook attachment, until dough looks “shaggy” (if you mixed on stand mixer, transfer dough to glass bowl)

  5. Cover bowl with kitchen towel. Let dough sit for 30 min

  6. After 30 min, add salt to dough

  7. To incorporate, slightly wet your hands and lightly press fingers into dough (should be making indents, but not perforating through dough)

  8. After imprinting dough, finish incorporating salt into dough by sweeping from the edges of the bowl into the middle. The salt should firm up your dough. (Tip: keep hands slightly wet to avoid dough sticking to your hands)

  9. Cover bowl with kitchen towel. Let dough sit for 30 min

  10. After 30 min, perform first set of coil folds. Cover bowl with kitchen towel. Let dough sit for 30 min

  11. After 30 min, add milk chocolate chips to glass bowl and perform second set of coil folds. Cover bowl with kitchen towel. Let dough sit for 30 min

  12. After 30 min, perform third set of coil folds.

  13. Cover bowl with kitchen towel and let dough sit until it doubles in size (should take couple hours, depending on temperature of your home). Also do the “Poke Test” (Press your fingertip into the dough to a depth of about 1/4 inch, if the dough slowly springs back, leaving a small indentation then it’s proofed!)

  14. Once dough has doubled in size and passes the poke test, shape dough.

  15. Once shaped, place dough into a floured banneton basket. Cover with plastic wrap/shower cap/clean trash bag

  16. Place banneton basket into fridge overnight for cold fermentation

  17. Next day, when you're ready to bake, start by preheating your oven to 435° F with a Dutch oven inside

  18. When your oven is done preheating, remove your dough from the fridge and turn it out onto a piece of parchment paper or silicone bread sling

  19. Score loaf with dough lame

  20. Bake loaf at 435° F with the lid on for 30 minutes

  21. After 30 min, remove Dutch oven lid and bake for 10 min uncovered

  22. Once baked, remove loaf from Dutch oven and allow it to cool on a wire rack before slicing (minimum 4 hrs)

  23. Slice your loaf! We recommend slicing with a manual bread slicer. Click here to shop!

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