The Perfect Loaf
Maurizio Leo · Tiếng Việt
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INDEX

Note: Page references in italics indicate recipe photographs. Page references in boldface indicate links to video tutorials.

The page numbers in this index refer to the printed version of the book. Each link will take you to the beginning of the corresponding print page. You may need to scroll forward from that location to find the corresponding reference on your e-reader.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

 

B

 

C

 
  • Calvel, Raymond, 79
  • Cane bannetons, 20
  • Cheese
  • Cherry(ies)
    • -Almond Biscotti, 422, 423
    • Sourdough Scones, 414,415
  • Chive and Cheese-Stuffed Rolls, 362,363–66
  • Chocolate
    • Babka Filling, 409
    • Chip and Zucchini, 418
    • and Cranberry Buns, 392
  • Ciabatta Rolls, 340,341–44
  • Cinnamon
  • Cobbler, Drop Biscuit, 382
  • Combo cooker, 21, 124
  • Convection setting, 125
  • Cookies. SeeBiscotti
  • Cooling racks, 21
  • Corn Bread, Skillet, 380,381
  • Corn Bread Muffins, 381
  • Cornmeal
    • Corn Bread Muffins, 381
    • Pancakes, 410
    • Skillet Corn Bread, 380,381
  • Couche, 22
  • Country Italian (Pane Pugliese), 241–45, 243
  • Cracked spelt
  • Crackers, Sourdough Starter, 384–85, 385
  • Cranberry(ies)
  • Cream Cheese Icing, 397
  • Crema Pasticcera (Pastry Cream), 403
  • Crêpes, 416,416–17
  • Crostata, Peach and Blueberry, 420,421
  • Crumb of a perfect loaf, 31
  • Crunchy Breadsticks (Grissini), 345–48, 347
  • Crust
    • blistering on, 117
    • of a perfect loaf, 31
    • troubleshooting, 126
  • Currants

D

 

E

 
  • Eggs, adding to dough, 86
  • English Muffins, 358–61, 361
  • Enrichments, adding to dough, 86
  • Enzymatic activity, 133
  • Everyday Sandwich Bread, 264,265–68
  • Extra-Sour Sourdough, 236,237–40

F

 

G

 
  • German-Style Soft Pretzels, 374,375–79
  • German Whole Rye (Roggenvollkornbrot), 288,288–91
  • Glass storage jars, 22
  • Gliadin, 12, 77
  • Gluten, 12, 77, 83, 133
  • Glutenin, 12, 77
  • Grains. See also specific grains
    • cracked, adding to dough, 86–87
    • cracked, preparing for dough, 87
  • Grissini (Crunchy Breadsticks), 345–48, 347

H

 

I

 
  • Icing, Cream Cheese, 397
  • Inclusions, adding to dough, 86–87
  • Ingredients, 11–18. See alsoFlour
    • malt, 15
    • salt, 14
    • sugar, 14
    • water, 14
    • weighing, 78
  • Inoculation percentages, 65
  • Instant-read thermometer, 19, 137
  • Intermediate levain, 74
  • Italian Doughnuts (Bomboloni), 398,399–403

K

 
  • KitchenAid mixer, 22
  • Kitchen scale, 19
  • Knives, sharp, 20

L

 
  • Lactic acid bacteria, 26, 133–34
  • Lemon and Herb, 181–85, 183
  • Levain
    • compared to sourdough starter, 72
    • defined, 71
    • flours for, 73
    • hydration, 75
    • including in autolyse, 79
    • intermediate build, 74
    • liquid, 75
    • not enough for recipe weight, 76
    • percentage, in baker’s math, 131
    • ripening continuum, 73
    • signs of ripeness, 74
    • stages of ripeness, 60
    • stiff, 75
    • sweet, 76
    • synchronizing sourdough starter with, 67
    • and target dough temperature, 74
    • tutorial, 44
    • using after it’s ripe, 74
    • using before it’s ripe, 74
  • Liquid levain, 75
  • Liquid starters, 63
  • Loaf pans, 22
  • Lye, about, 377

M

 

N

 
  • Naan, 318,319–21
  • Naturally leavened, defined, 26
  • Nondiastatic malt, 15
  • Nuts. See also specific nuts
    • adding to dough, 86–87
    • preparing for dough, 87

O

 

P

 
  • Pain de Mie (Soft White Sandwich Bread), 269–73, 271
  • Pancakes
  • Pane de Patate (Potato Rosemary), 214–17, 217
  • Pane Pugliese (Country Italian), 241–45, 243
  • Pan loaves
  • Paper bags, 127
  • Parchment paper, 21, 108
  • Pastry Cream (Crema Pasticcera), 403
  • Peach and Blueberry Crostata, 420,421
  • Pecan(s)
  • pH levels, 134
  • Pita, 326,327–29
  • Pizza
    • crust, shaping, 296
    • Dough, Sourdough, 294–98, 299
    • dough balls, shaping, 109, 296
    • My Go-To Sauce for, 298
    • in Teglia (Roman-Style Pan Pizza), 300,301–3
    • topping combinations, 298
  • Pizza peel, 22
  • Plastic bags, 127
  • Plastic spatula, 22
  • Poke test, 116, 116
  • Polenta
  • Potato(es)
  • Pre-ferment, defined, 29
  • Pre-fermented flour (PFF) percentage, 130, 235
  • Preshaping, 49, 96,97
  • Pretzels, German-Style Soft, 374,375–79, 378
  • Proofing, 110–17
    • defined, 110
    • examining level of, 110–13
    • just right, signs of, 112–13
    • maintaining dough temperature, 136
    • with oven bread proofing function, 137
    • overproofed, signs of, 112–13
    • poke test, 116, 116
    • retarding (in the refrigerator), 115–17
    • same-day bake method, 114
    • stages at a glance, 114
    • tutorial, 52
    • underproofed, signs of, 112–13
  • Proofing bags, 22
  • Proofing bowls, baskets, and bannetons, 19–20, 128
  • Pullman pan, 21

R

 

S

 
  • Sage
  • Salt, 14, 81
  • Sandwich Bread
  • Sandwich Buns, Hearty, 354–57, 356
  • Sauce for Pizza, My Go-To, 298
  • Savory Waffles, 413
  • Scale, 19
  • Schiacciata (Tuscan Flatbread), 309–12, 311
  • Scones
    • Sourdough, 414,415
    • Whole-Grain Spelt Blueberry, 415
  • Scoring, 118–21
    • assessing dough prior to, 119
    • creating an “ear,” 121
    • decorative marks, 120
    • defined, 118
    • how to score, 119, 119
    • tools for, 118, 119
    • troubleshooting, 121
  • Second rise. SeeProofing
  • Seeded Spelt, 190–93, 194
  • Seeds. See also specific seeds
    • preparing for dough, 87
  • Semolina rimacinata
  • Sesame seeds
  • Shaping, 99–109
    • adding toppings to dough, 105
    • avoiding excessive raw flour, 99
    • bagels, 370
    • baguettes, 253
    • a bâtard, slack dough, 104,104–5
    • a bâtard, strong dough, 102–3, 103
    • a boule, slack dough, 107, 107
    • a boule, strong dough, 106, 106
    • creating a flour gutter, 100
    • defined, 99
    • degassing dough, 100
    • with even tension, 99
    • a pan loaf, 108, 108
    • pizza crust, 296
    • preparing dough for, 102
    • preparing work surface for, 102
    • pretzels, 378
    • slack or sticky doughs, tips for, 101
    • small rounds, buns, and rolls, 109, 109
    • sticky, soft dough, 109, 109
    • stiff, firm dough, 109, 109
    • transferring dough to pan, 109
    • tutorial, 50–51
    • workflow steps, 100
  • Silicone spatula, 22
  • Skillet Corn Bread, 380,381
  • Slap and fold technique, 83,83–85
  • Soft Dinner Rolls, 332,333–36
  • Soft White Sandwich Bread (Pain de Mie), 269–73, 271
  • Sourdough bread
  • Sourdough science
  • Sourdough starter
    • compared to levain, 72
    • containers for, 33
    • creating backup starter, 70
    • creating from scratch, 32–36
    • defined, 32
    • evaluating rise in, 62
    • fermentation life cycle, 60–61
    • geography myth, 64
    • how to affect fermentation activity, 66
    • ingredients for, 33
    • liquid, 63
    • long-term storage (dehydrating), 70
    • microbial composition, 64
    • science behind, 59, 133–43
    • short-term storage (refrigerating), 69
    • signs of ripeness, 36, 62
    • slowing down, 69
    • starter ingredient ratios, 65–66
    • stiff, 63
    • synchronizing with levain, 67
    • tools for, 33
    • troubleshooting, 38–39
    • using after it’s ripe, 62
    • using before it’s ripe, 62
  • Sourdough starter discard
  • Sourdough starter maintenance
    • consistency for, 59
    • flour variables, 63
    • how to maintain, 62–65
    • hydration variables, 63
    • inoculation percentage variables, 65
    • keeping starter healthy, 60
    • refreshing, process for, 63
    • seasonal adjustments, 66–67
    • for smaller starters, 67–68
    • storing, 69–70
    • temperature variables, 62
    • time variables, 63
  • Spelt, cracked
  • Spelt flour
  • Steam, baking with, 123, 125
  • Stiff levain, 75
  • Stiff starters, 63
  • Storage jars, 22
  • Stretching and folding, 89,89–92, 90
  • Sugar, 14, 86
  • Sunday Morning Pancakes, 410, 411
  • Sunflower seeds
  • Sweet levain, 76
  • Sweet Potato Buns, 353

T

 

V

 
  • Video tutorials
    • baking directly on a surface, 124
    • baking in a Dutch oven, 124
    • dividing and preshaping, 96
    • gentle stretching and folding, 90
    • mixing dough by hand, 82
    • mixing dough with slaps and folds, 83
    • poke test, 116
    • scoring dough, 119
    • shaping a bâtard, slack dough, 104
    • shaping a bâtard, strong dough, 103
    • shaping a boule, slack dough, 107
    • shaping a boule, strong dough, 106
    • shaping a pan loaf, 108
    • shaping a pizza crust, 296
    • shaping bagels, 370
    • shaping baguettes, 253
    • shaping pretzels, 378
    • shaping small rounds, bench knife method, 109
    • shaping small rounds, pinching method, 109
    • simple sourdough start to finish, 41
    • vigorous stretching and folding, 89

W

 
  • Waffles
  • Walnut(s)
  • Water
    • adding to dough in phases, 80, 142
    • and flour, incorporating, 78
    • for recipes, 14
    • temperature, 135–39
  • Weekend Cinnamon Rolls, 393,393–97
  • Wheat flour. See also specific wheat flour types
    • viscoelastic nature of, 12
  • White flour
    • adding to levain, 73
    • less than 11.5% protein, 12
    • for sourdough starter, 33
    • 12.7% to 14% protein, 12–13, 18
  • Whole-grain flour
    • adding to levain, 73
    • freezing, 137
    • warming to room temperature, 137
  • Whole-Grain Maple Spelt Pan Loaf, 279–82, 281
  • Whole-Grain Spelt Blueberry Scones, 415
  • Whole rye flour. SeeRye flour
  • Whole spelt flour. SeeSpelt flour
  • Whole wheat flour
  • Wild yeasts, 26, 59, 133–34
  • Windowpane test, 83
  • Wintertime Sourdough, 186,187–89
  • Wire cooling racks, 21

Y

 

Z

 
  • Zucchini and Chocolate Chip, 418
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

INDEX

Note: Page references in italics indicate recipe photographs. Page references in boldface indicate links to video tutorials.

The page numbers in this index refer to the printed version of the book. Each link will take you to the beginning of the corresponding print page. You may need to scroll forward from that location to find the corresponding reference on your e-reader.

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

A

 

B

 

C

 
  • Calvel, Raymond, 79
  • Cane bannetons, 20
  • Cheese
  • Cherry(ies)
    • -Almond Biscotti, 422, 423
    • Sourdough Scones, 414,415
  • Chive and Cheese-Stuffed Rolls, 362,363–66
  • Chocolate
    • Babka Filling, 409
    • Chip and Zucchini, 418
    • and Cranberry Buns, 392
  • Ciabatta Rolls, 340,341–44
  • Cinnamon
  • Cobbler, Drop Biscuit, 382
  • Combo cooker, 21, 124
  • Convection setting, 125
  • Cookies. SeeBiscotti
  • Cooling racks, 21
  • Corn Bread, Skillet, 380,381
  • Corn Bread Muffins, 381
  • Cornmeal
    • Corn Bread Muffins, 381
    • Pancakes, 410
    • Skillet Corn Bread, 380,381
  • Couche, 22
  • Country Italian (Pane Pugliese), 241–45, 243
  • Cracked spelt
  • Crackers, Sourdough Starter, 384–85, 385
  • Cranberry(ies)
  • Cream Cheese Icing, 397
  • Crema Pasticcera (Pastry Cream), 403
  • Crêpes, 416,416–17
  • Crostata, Peach and Blueberry, 420,421
  • Crumb of a perfect loaf, 31
  • Crunchy Breadsticks (Grissini), 345–48, 347
  • Crust
    • blistering on, 117
    • of a perfect loaf, 31
    • troubleshooting, 126
  • Currants

D

 

E

 
  • Eggs, adding to dough, 86
  • English Muffins, 358–61, 361
  • Enrichments, adding to dough, 86
  • Enzymatic activity, 133
  • Everyday Sandwich Bread, 264,265–68
  • Extra-Sour Sourdough, 236,237–40

F

 

G

 
  • German-Style Soft Pretzels, 374,375–79
  • German Whole Rye (Roggenvollkornbrot), 288,288–91
  • Glass storage jars, 22
  • Gliadin, 12, 77
  • Gluten, 12, 77, 83, 133
  • Glutenin, 12, 77
  • Grains. See also specific grains
    • cracked, adding to dough, 86–87
    • cracked, preparing for dough, 87
  • Grissini (Crunchy Breadsticks), 345–48, 347

H

 

I

 
  • Icing, Cream Cheese, 397
  • Inclusions, adding to dough, 86–87
  • Ingredients, 11–18. See alsoFlour
    • malt, 15
    • salt, 14
    • sugar, 14
    • water, 14
    • weighing, 78
  • Inoculation percentages, 65
  • Instant-read thermometer, 19, 137
  • Intermediate levain, 74
  • Italian Doughnuts (Bomboloni), 398,399–403

K

 
  • KitchenAid mixer, 22
  • Kitchen scale, 19
  • Knives, sharp, 20

L

 
  • Lactic acid bacteria, 26, 133–34
  • Lemon and Herb, 181–85, 183
  • Levain
    • compared to sourdough starter, 72
    • defined, 71
    • flours for, 73
    • hydration, 75
    • including in autolyse, 79
    • intermediate build, 74
    • liquid, 75
    • not enough for recipe weight, 76
    • percentage, in baker’s math, 131
    • ripening continuum, 73
    • signs of ripeness, 74
    • stages of ripeness, 60
    • stiff, 75
    • sweet, 76
    • synchronizing sourdough starter with, 67
    • and target dough temperature, 74
    • tutorial, 44
    • using after it’s ripe, 74
    • using before it’s ripe, 74
  • Liquid levain, 75
  • Liquid starters, 63
  • Loaf pans, 22
  • Lye, about, 377

M

 

N

 
  • Naan, 318,319–21
  • Naturally leavened, defined, 26
  • Nondiastatic malt, 15
  • Nuts. See also specific nuts
    • adding to dough, 86–87
    • preparing for dough, 87

O

 

P

 
  • Pain de Mie (Soft White Sandwich Bread), 269–73, 271
  • Pancakes
  • Pane de Patate (Potato Rosemary), 214–17, 217
  • Pane Pugliese (Country Italian), 241–45, 243
  • Pan loaves
  • Paper bags, 127
  • Parchment paper, 21, 108
  • Pastry Cream (Crema Pasticcera), 403
  • Peach and Blueberry Crostata, 420,421
  • Pecan(s)
  • pH levels, 134
  • Pita, 326,327–29
  • Pizza
    • crust, shaping, 296
    • Dough, Sourdough, 294–98, 299
    • dough balls, shaping, 109, 296
    • My Go-To Sauce for, 298
    • in Teglia (Roman-Style Pan Pizza), 300,301–3
    • topping combinations, 298
  • Pizza peel, 22
  • Plastic bags, 127
  • Plastic spatula, 22
  • Poke test, 116, 116
  • Polenta
  • Potato(es)
  • Pre-ferment, defined, 29
  • Pre-fermented flour (PFF) percentage, 130, 235
  • Preshaping, 49, 96,97
  • Pretzels, German-Style Soft, 374,375–79, 378
  • Proofing, 110–17
    • defined, 110
    • examining level of, 110–13
    • just right, signs of, 112–13
    • maintaining dough temperature, 136
    • with oven bread proofing function, 137
    • overproofed, signs of, 112–13
    • poke test, 116, 116
    • retarding (in the refrigerator), 115–17
    • same-day bake method, 114
    • stages at a glance, 114
    • tutorial, 52
    • underproofed, signs of, 112–13
  • Proofing bags, 22
  • Proofing bowls, baskets, and bannetons, 19–20, 128
  • Pullman pan, 21

R

 

S

 
  • Sage
  • Salt, 14, 81
  • Sandwich Bread
  • Sandwich Buns, Hearty, 354–57, 356
  • Sauce for Pizza, My Go-To, 298
  • Savory Waffles, 413
  • Scale, 19
  • Schiacciata (Tuscan Flatbread), 309–12, 311
  • Scones
    • Sourdough, 414,415
    • Whole-Grain Spelt Blueberry, 415
  • Scoring, 118–21
    • assessing dough prior to, 119
    • creating an “ear,” 121
    • decorative marks, 120
    • defined, 118
    • how to score, 119, 119
    • tools for, 118, 119
    • troubleshooting, 121
  • Second rise. SeeProofing
  • Seeded Spelt, 190–93, 194
  • Seeds. See also specific seeds
    • preparing for dough, 87
  • Semolina rimacinata
  • Sesame seeds
  • Shaping, 99–109
    • adding toppings to dough, 105
    • avoiding excessive raw flour, 99
    • bagels, 370
    • baguettes, 253
    • a bâtard, slack dough, 104,104–5
    • a bâtard, strong dough, 102–3, 103
    • a boule, slack dough, 107, 107
    • a boule, strong dough, 106, 106
    • creating a flour gutter, 100
    • defined, 99
    • degassing dough, 100
    • with even tension, 99
    • a pan loaf, 108, 108
    • pizza crust, 296
    • preparing dough for, 102
    • preparing work surface for, 102
    • pretzels, 378
    • slack or sticky doughs, tips for, 101
    • small rounds, buns, and rolls, 109, 109
    • sticky, soft dough, 109, 109
    • stiff, firm dough, 109, 109
    • transferring dough to pan, 109
    • tutorial, 50–51
    • workflow steps, 100
  • Silicone spatula, 22
  • Skillet Corn Bread, 380,381
  • Slap and fold technique, 83,83–85
  • Soft Dinner Rolls, 332,333–36
  • Soft White Sandwich Bread (Pain de Mie), 269–73, 271
  • Sourdough bread
  • Sourdough science
  • Sourdough starter
    • compared to levain, 72
    • containers for, 33
    • creating backup starter, 70
    • creating from scratch, 32–36
    • defined, 32
    • evaluating rise in, 62
    • fermentation life cycle, 60–61
    • geography myth, 64
    • how to affect fermentation activity, 66
    • ingredients for, 33
    • liquid, 63
    • long-term storage (dehydrating), 70
    • microbial composition, 64
    • science behind, 59, 133–43
    • short-term storage (refrigerating), 69
    • signs of ripeness, 36, 62
    • slowing down, 69
    • starter ingredient ratios, 65–66
    • stiff, 63
    • synchronizing with levain, 67
    • tools for, 33
    • troubleshooting, 38–39
    • using after it’s ripe, 62
    • using before it’s ripe, 62
  • Sourdough starter discard
  • Sourdough starter maintenance
    • consistency for, 59
    • flour variables, 63
    • how to maintain, 62–65
    • hydration variables, 63
    • inoculation percentage variables, 65
    • keeping starter healthy, 60
    • refreshing, process for, 63
    • seasonal adjustments, 66–67
    • for smaller starters, 67–68
    • storing, 69–70
    • temperature variables, 62
    • time variables, 63
  • Spelt, cracked
  • Spelt flour
  • Steam, baking with, 123, 125
  • Stiff levain, 75
  • Stiff starters, 63
  • Storage jars, 22
  • Stretching and folding, 89,89–92, 90
  • Sugar, 14, 86
  • Sunday Morning Pancakes, 410, 411
  • Sunflower seeds
  • Sweet levain, 76
  • Sweet Potato Buns, 353

T

 

V

 
  • Video tutorials
    • baking directly on a surface, 124
    • baking in a Dutch oven, 124
    • dividing and preshaping, 96
    • gentle stretching and folding, 90
    • mixing dough by hand, 82
    • mixing dough with slaps and folds, 83
    • poke test, 116
    • scoring dough, 119
    • shaping a bâtard, slack dough, 104
    • shaping a bâtard, strong dough, 103
    • shaping a boule, slack dough, 107
    • shaping a boule, strong dough, 106
    • shaping a pan loaf, 108
    • shaping a pizza crust, 296
    • shaping bagels, 370
    • shaping baguettes, 253
    • shaping pretzels, 378
    • shaping small rounds, bench knife method, 109
    • shaping small rounds, pinching method, 109
    • simple sourdough start to finish, 41
    • vigorous stretching and folding, 89

W

 
  • Waffles
  • Walnut(s)
  • Water
    • adding to dough in phases, 80, 142
    • and flour, incorporating, 78
    • for recipes, 14
    • temperature, 135–39
  • Weekend Cinnamon Rolls, 393,393–97
  • Wheat flour. See also specific wheat flour types
    • viscoelastic nature of, 12
  • White flour
    • adding to levain, 73
    • less than 11.5% protein, 12
    • for sourdough starter, 33
    • 12.7% to 14% protein, 12–13, 18
  • Whole-grain flour
    • adding to levain, 73
    • freezing, 137
    • warming to room temperature, 137
  • Whole-Grain Maple Spelt Pan Loaf, 279–82, 281
  • Whole-Grain Spelt Blueberry Scones, 415
  • Whole rye flour. SeeRye flour
  • Whole spelt flour. SeeSpelt flour
  • Whole wheat flour
  • Wild yeasts, 26, 59, 133–34
  • Windowpane test, 83
  • Wintertime Sourdough, 186,187–89
  • Wire cooling racks, 21

Y

 

Z

 
  • Zucchini and Chocolate Chip, 418
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z