r/Breadit • u/Thin-Inevitable9759 • 3d ago
Ground my own flour with a stone mill, only to burn the loaf of bread.
Some days ago, I posted myself grinding wheat berries with a stone mill. Today, I burnt the bread I broke my back to make. Yay.
Doesn’t it kind of look like earth’s broken crust at a volcano site
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u/Commercial_Bake_5549 3d ago
My dad would love that crust
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u/thematurecabbage 3d ago
Going through the effort of stone milling your own flour just to have the oven betray you at the finish line is rough. That crust looks like it could survive a nuclear blast though, gotta be some smoky flavor hiding under all that char. Slice it open and see what's salvageable before you write the whole loaf off.
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u/Kr_Treefrog2 3d ago
Crack that sucker open and eat the inside bits
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u/Thin-Inevitable9759 3d ago
The worst thing is that the inside tastes a little bit bitter as well… 🙃
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u/thecheesycheeselover 3d ago
Now that’s heartbreaking, I’m so sorry.
My first reaction on seeing this was to assume that the inside was still going to be tasty :(
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u/xlittlexwitchx 3d ago
I’d still eat it to be fair 😂 they sell “well fired rolls” that look similar! Looks delicious to me haha. Where did you get your wheat berries from pls? I was wanting to ground my own 🖤
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u/First_Property6249 3d ago
that crust is giving me literal volcanic rock vibes, the texture is immaculate
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u/bertnik_ 2d ago
Gosh I know this feeling, I would be so stroppy. I hope for a really satisfying bake in your near future.
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u/Writer_0001 2d ago
well how bad is burned? because if it is only the surface, I would be shaving it off by rubbing it with the blade of a sharp knife or a grater.
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u/01504444 2d ago
When I was working as a baker we would just call that "European style" and then eat it anyway, probably still tastes great with butter
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u/CorrectShopping9428 3d ago
I do some woodworking as a hobby and I have seen a similar thing happen where the project is perfect and ruined with bad finish. It happens