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Floral notes run right through this delicious bread recipe from Ollie Moore. The chef recommends using organic flour for his evocative allotment bread recipe.
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Combine with the remaining flour, yeast and salt and place into a food mixer with a dough hook attachment. Mix on a medium speed for 90 seconds before adding the water and continuing to mix for 3-4 minutes
Once a smooth dough forms, transfer the mix to a plastic container or bowl coated with olive oil, cover and place in the fridge for 12-20 hours - this is a slow fermentation and will help to develop more flavour and a better crust
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Remove from the fridge and line a baking tray (30 x 45 x 4cm) with baking parchment. Transfer the dough to the baking tray and sprinkle the top with the rock salt, borage flowers and curry plant pollen
Ollie Moore combines expert technique with lesser known ingredients to create truly unique dishes full of interesting, tasty flavours.
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