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Beetroot Sourdough Ingredients: • 340g strong white flour • 8g salt • 200g coarsely grated fresh beetroot • +/- 200ml cold tap water Equipment: • 2 large mixing bowls (+/- 2l capacity) • 2 small mixing bowls (+/- 1l capacity) • 1 grater with a course setting • 1 pastry brush • 200g white sourdough • +/- 60ml olive oil • extra strong white flour for dusting • 1 loaf tin (500g capacity) • 1 proving basket (500g capacity) • 1 roasting tray • 1 small peel (for loading the loaf into the oven) 1. In a smaller mixing bowl, combine the white flour and salt together to create a dry mix. Set aside. 2. Grate the beetroot on the course setting and place in a small bowl. 3. In a big mixing bowl, dissolve or break up the sourdough into small pieces in the water. 4. Mix the flour (dry) mixture into the wet mixture and combine by hand until it comes together, then add the grated beetroot and thoroughly mix in. 5. Put half of the olive oil in the other big mixing bowl. 6. Place the sticky dough into the olive oil, allow to rest for 15 minutes, making sure it is covered with the small bowl that had the flour in it. 7. After 15 minutes fold the dough lightly twice and cover with the small bowl. 8. Repeat the process another three times with 15 minutes rest in between, adding some olive oil, so that the mixture does not stick to the bottom of the bowl. Remember to cover the mixture between folds. 9. Allow to rest for 1 hour. 10. Remove from the bowl, using a light sprinkling of white flour so the dough does not stick. Shape into a ball. 11. Shape the loaves into proving baskets that have been floured, or a greased tin. 12. Allow to prove for around 3-6 hours or until the dough is double in size. Above left: Tess slices some freshly baked loaves for us to nibble on Above: Chunky doorstop slices are served with butter and handmade fruit jams 13. Pre heat the oven to 250C / 500F / Gas 9 on a fan setting with a deep tray at the bottom. 14. Once the bread is ready for baking, turn it out of the proving basket onto a floured peel and slash the loaf with a very sharp serrated knife. 15. Place the loaf in the oven. 16. Add a cup of tap water on the hot bottom tray to form steam, lower the oven to 220C / 425F / Gas 7. 17. If the loaf is in a bread tin, follow steps 15 and 16, remembering to slash the top of the loaf with a sharp serrated knife before placing in the oven. 18. Bake for around 30-40 minutes until golden brown. 19. The loaf will be baked when a hollow sound be can heard when it’s tapped on the bottom. 20. Turn out of its shape and allow the loaf to cool on a wire rack. wealdentimes.co.uk 116
Food Malted Beer Soda Bread • 170g strong white flour • 170g wholemeal flour • 30g dark malt powder • 6g salt • 4g bicarbonate of soda • 170g whole milk • 170g dark beer • vegetable oil for greasing the tin Move over Summer… 1. For this recipe you require 2 mixing bowls: 1 big and 1 small. The small bowl when placed upside down on the big bowl can act as a lid. 2. Pre heat the oven to 250˚C / 500F / Gas 9 with a tray at the bottom. 3. Mix the strong white flour, wholemeal flour, dark malt powder, salt and bicarbonate of soda (remember to sift if lumpy) in a small mixing bowl and set aside. This is the dry mixture. Make sure all the ingredients are thoroughly combined. 4. Weigh out the milk and the beer together in the large mixing bowl. 5. Mix the dry ingredients together with the wet mixture until it comes together and there are no dry lumps. 6. Transfer the mixture into a greased 500g baking tin. 7. Place the loaf in the oven and pour a cup of water on to the hot tray to form steam, then lower the oven to 200˚C (fan) / 400F / Gas 6. 8. Bake through for 30 to 35 minutes. 9. Remove the loaf from the tin and allow it to cool on a wire rack. 10. If you can’t hear the hollow sound when it’s tapped on the bottom, pop it back in the oven for another 5 minutes. Freshly baked loaves sit ready and waiting for pub service Watch the seasons change and enjoy the tastes of Autumn in the cafe with the view Squirrel Hill, Newlands Corner GU4 8SE 01483 222659 info@squirrel-hill.co.uk Come and visit us at our Brewery in the heart of Tenterden. We have a great range of beers, gift packs, polypins; perfect for Christmas & New Year parties and for Christmas presents! SquirrelHillCafeS24.indd 1 22/09/<strong>2016</strong> 14:44 Open: Monday-Friday 10am-4pm Saturday 10am-2pm YOU CAN ALSO SHOP ONLINE AT WWW.OLDDAIRYBREWERY.COM FOR SALES: Telephone: 01580 763867 OR email: sales@olddairybrewery.com OLD DAIRY BREWERY LTD, STATION ROAD, TENTERDEN, KENT. TN30 6HE SHOP ONLINE: WWW.OLDDAIRYBREWERY.COM 117 wealdentimes.co.uk OldDairyBreweryWT165.indd 1 19/10/2015 12:42
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