How to Make Amy's Bread Recipe

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"At Amy’s Bread we make our crusty rectangles of Rustic Italian bread in two sizes, as well as long skinny Filone and Country White Boules. This white bread with an airy open crumb is our version of ciabatta bread. We love it because it has so much versatility. It can be cut into flat rectangle-shaped loaves of varying sizes that are more crust than crumb, or into long chewy breadsticks covered in sesame, poppy and dill seeds and salt. With the addition of Picholine (green) olives, it can be made into Amy’s delicious Picholine Olive Bread. Spread it on a sheet pan and top it with fresh tomatoes, basil, Parmesan, and fresh mozzarella for a simple pizza. Add toasted walnut halves or pieces to the dough for flavorful walnut bread that goes great with cheese. The possibilities are limited only by your imagination. ..."

INGREDIENTS
57 grams/2 ounces/¼ cup very warm water (105-115 degrees)
1 teaspoon active dry yeast
454 grams/16 ounces/1 7/8 cups Poolish
365 grams/12.87 ounces/1 2/3 cups cold water (65 degrees)
605 grams/21.34 ounces/4 cups unbleached bread flour
13 grams/0.46ounces/1 tablespoon plus 2 ¼ teaspoons kosher salt
Tools:
Baking stone
Wooden peel
One 12-by-17-inch sheet pan
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