Sourdough Bread Baked on the Grill
This is a way to bake your rustic sourdough loaf on a hot summer day when you don’t want to heat up your kitchen.
This recipe is the same as the Rustic Sourdough Bread except for the baking technique.
Sourdough Bread Baked on the Grill
Equipment
- Cast Iron Combo Cooker
- Gas Grill
Ingredients
- Half the dough made following the Rustic Sourdough Bread Recipe for each loaf
Instructions
- This recipe uses half the dough made following the Rustic Sourdough Bread Recipe for each loaf. Follow the Rustic Sourdough Bread Recipe up to the point of baking.
Baking
- This technique requires a combo cooker and a gas grill.
- If your dough is in the refrigerator, pull it out.
- Put the two pieces of the combo cooker into the grill . Set the burners on high, close the grill cover, and heat it up for about a half hour. You want to get it up to 500 °F.
- Get some high quality oven mitts, you will have to deal with a hot grill and hot cast iron.
- Open the grill. Take the your basket with risen dough and invert it to turn the dough out and into the HOT bottom portion of the combo cooker.
- Use a bread lame or razor blade to score your loaf (watch out for the HOT sides of the cooker and the grill).
- Use good oven mitts to place the top portion of the combo cooker over the top of the loaf.
- Close the grill, adjust the burners so the temperature is about 450 ºF and bake for 20 minutes.
- Use good oven mitts to open the grill and carefully take the top off of the combo cooker. Watch the grill's temperature so it does not get above 450 °F. Bake for an additional 20 minutes.
A NOTE ABOUT EQUIPMENT
CAST IRON COMBO COOKER
A cast iron dutch oven can be used instead of a combo cooker, but the combo cooker is the way to go.