Sunday Night Breads
After fire roasting some chicken and veggies, I hate to waste all that stored heat . So I baked two loafs

My version of rustic leavened corn Bread:
20%Corn meal (polenta) , 70% AP, 10% Spelt.
25% sourdough starter . 75% hydration
I added about 3/4 cup of roasted corn and about 1/2 cup copped Poblano pepper. For a little heat I added a pinch or two of Chipotle pepper flakes.
This bread baked up nice and rustic with a great chew - you can really taste the corn and Poblano.
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Rustic Corn Bread |

The second load is another iteration of my Orange Honey Polenta.
75% hydration with the juice and rind of 1 orange. Tbsp of honey , 25% sourdough starter, fed twice with whole wheat flour.
15% Spelt flour.
I use my bread calculation spread sheet for both of these ( see the right panel) it can be downloaded and opened in excel or google drive.
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