Discarding Sourdough Starter: Do You Really Have To?
Discarding bits of your sourdough discard during feeding is a bit of a touchy subject for some sourdough starter owners. Some say that you should …
Discarding bits of your sourdough discard during feeding is a bit of a touchy subject for some sourdough starter owners. Some say that you should …
Stone milling, the act of grinding grains into flour, has been around for centuries and is the traditional method of making the flour that we …
Sourdough starters are the main ingredient used to flavor sourdough bread, giving it a tangy, sour taste. A starter can be kept for several months to …
There are many different processes and biochemical reactions taking place in a starter as it matures. It is not fully understood, and it is a …
If you are looking into making your very own sourdough bread, you may be wondering about how you bake it. Well, you are not alone, …
Don’t Be an Amateur! Master the Art of Sourdough Bread!
Sourdough’s unique flavor is influenced by the starter used and during the proofing stage, especially if you keep it in the refrigerator. The process of making …
So you’ve decided to bake bread this week, but before you can, you need to check on your sourdough starter. It’s lost its vigor after …
Grandma always said there was nothing better in life than a couple of slices of freshly baked homemade sourdough bread, smothered in lashings of butter …
A sourdough starter is not complicated or hard to keep alive. Its basic needs to survive are food, oxygen, and to be held at the right …
What could be better than grinding your grains into flour? Selecting the grains and deciding which method to use to grind them to perfection is …