This is my first attempt at baking Olivien Ciabattini. Compared to a large ciabatta, these roll-sized loaves make a great snack for a barbecue!


Total weight
1,200g
Yield
6units
Unit weight
200g
Hydration
78%
0

Ingredients

Stiff Starter

156g

Prepare the evening before

Wheat Flour
100%92g
Water
64.1%59g
Sourdough
5.4%5g
3 ingredientsFlour basis: 92g

Final Dough

1,200g
Wheat Flour
87.7%500g
Water
5°C79.8%455g
Olives
12.3%70g
Salt
2.5%14g
Italien Herbs
0.9%5g
6 ingredientsFlour basis: 570g

Process

1

Mix

Mix the flour and starter with 80% of the cold water at medium speed for about 5 minutes. Then add the remaining 10% of the water and mix at high speed. Make sure the temperature of the dough does not exceed 27°C (80°F)! It is better to stay below 20°C for the best results. Add the salt and the remaining water. Mix for another five minutes at high speed, then add the olives and herbs and mix for a further two minutes. Transfer the dough to a greased container.

Uses:Final Dough
2

Coil Folds

Do 3 sets of coil folds with 30 minutes in between.

3

Bulk fermentation

Let the dough ferment for 4-5h until nearly doubled

4

Cold Fermentation

Put the dough into the fridge over night

5

Baking

Dump the container of your dough. Divide it 6 portions and bake steam for 30-35 minutes. Release the steam after 10 Minutes.

Baking Phases
1
250°C
10
with steam
2
250°C
20
no steam

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