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Traditional·France·Bread
No-Knead Overnight Sourdough
A slow-rise loaf with a caramelized crust and an open, chewy crumb.
785 min total (prep 20 · cook 45)· Serves 8· Intermediate·New
The unmistakable aroma of freshly baked sourdough has graced French kitchens for centuries, and this effortless overnight method brings that rustic tradition within reach of any home baker. By allowing wild yeast to work its magic slowly through a long, cold fermentation, the dough develops those sought-after complex flavors and an open, airy crumb that makes each slice a delight. The gentle rhythm of stretching and folding builds structure without the vigorous kneading of conventional breads...
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Method
- 1Mix flour, water, starter into a shaggy dough. Rest 30 min.
- 2Sprinkle salt, dimple in. Do 4 sets of stretch-and-folds, 30 min apart.
- 3Bulk ferment 4-6 h until 50% risen and jiggly.
- 4Shape into a boule; retard in banneton in fridge overnight (10-14 h).
- 5Score and bake in a preheated Dutch oven at 250°C — 20 min covered, 20-25 min uncovered.
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