Sourdough Spelt potato bread

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This dough is wetter than those without adding mashed potatoes making the final bread moisture than my other sourdough Spelt bread.
Sourdough Spelt potato bread
This dough is wetter than those without adding mashed potatoes making the final bread moisture than my other sourdough Spelt bread.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Mix all ingredients together by hand or using a mixer. Be intuitive on bread making. Add water until dough become smooth.
- 2
Shape into two balls and place them on a proofing bowl/basket or oiled baking pan and allow them to rise for anywhere between 6-8 hours.
- 3
Bake at 400F with water bath underneath for 35 minutes
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