Sourdough Bread
5th generation baker at Triticum (Barcelona, Spain)
Preparation of bread with natural ferments and preparation of sourdough
Master Baker Xevi Ramon, right from its bakery Triticum, teaches how to produce bread since the very beginning. From preparing natural ferments – sourdough, to eight delicious recipes of exceptional natural bread, sweet and salty.
The hallmark of this online course is that you will not only learn how to prepare different kinds of bread but also that Xevi Ramón will explain how to prepare sourdough at home using water and flour. As the baker says, this course is also a “life project”.
Thanks to the natural ferment you will prepare and following the baker’s steps, you will be able to create up to eight different kinds of bread.
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Course Syllabus
Course Content
You will learn how to prepare a treasure such as Espelta de Mar bread and Natur bread
What you'll learn
You will learn how to prepare sourdough, create ferment, refreshment, prepare liquid to solid ferment and how to preserve it. You will apply all these techniques in different natural breads:
- Tradició bread
- Pau bread
- Espelta de Mar bread
- Natur bread (100% natural)
- Different types of rolls (brioche) from which you will be able to prepare 4 types of sweet breads (filled with chocolate, chips, curry and matcha and white chocolate)
It is a complete, dynamic and didactic course. Would you like to learn how to prepare breads out of natural ferments and be a master baker? Subscribe now!
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Learning experience with scoolinary
This was a nice experience. The videos were clear. We could learn a lot and now we are more skilled in the preparation of Sourdough bread.
Excellent!
A master in his field. Compliments!
Discovering bread
The course is perfect with advanced technique and very affordable language. I loved it
Autolysis mix and preparation, fermentation and cooking
Very good explanation in details. The coach has make the course very interesting.
amazing!
hi, amazing professional techniques explained in a very clear way! thanks!!!
Meet your Instructor
5th generation baker at Triticum (Barcelona, Spain)
Master baker and owner of Triticum, a cutting-edge company in the sector of pre-baked bread for haute cuisine that makes exquisite bread
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What's included?
- 1h 36 min HD video
- 8 Recipes
- 27 Lessons
- Recipe Book
- 2 Quizzes
- Certificate
Available languages
- Español, English
- English, Español, Italiano, Français, Deutsch, Português
Level
- Intermediate
Ratings and Reviews
The Headline sum it up. Some lessons were out of order but that is a technical problem. The only thing I did miss was some Sensorial analysis at the end of the video tho. No need to be fancy, but some insight about how it is and/or how it should be would be great.
Very Informative!
I have worked with sourdough for years and still came away with information that I can use in my baking.