Freeze sourdough starter

This is a long term storage solution for a mature sourdough starter that you don't want to use for long periods. You can freeze it for up to 12 months and it's a good alternative to drying your sourdough starter.

Can you freeze sourdough starter? The short answer is: yes. Some people just put the sourdough starter as-is in a bag in the freezer, yet I'm going to suggest a better way to do it... My way takes up less space and is easier to share with others. Watch, listen, or read to learn the best way to freeze sourdough starter and then bring it back to life!

Learn how to freeze sourdough starter to preserve it for later use. Perfect for when sourdough baking needs to go on the back burner.

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I going to show you how to dry sourdough starter. Why? Because drying is the best way to preserve your sourdough starter for the long term.

Learn the basics of dehydrating and reviving sourdough starter for long term storage prep and to give you more space in the kitchen!

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How to dehydrate a sourdough starter to have a back up on hand or to share with a friend. Dehydrated starter is a great way to preserve and store a sourdough starter. Learn why and how.

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Learning how to freeze potato flake sourdough dinner rolls is a great way to enjoy fresh rolls anytime, without making them from scratch.