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Learn how to make your very own sourdough starter with this easy and beginner friendly sourdough starter recipe. You'll be making delicious, artisan, sourdough bread (and lots of other recipes) in no time! Have you heard the buzz around sourdough? Are you fascinated?! I was, and still am. I've had my homemade starter for about

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No matter how long you may be on your sourdough journey, you probably have wondered at some point “What is discard?” Or “Is discard the same thing as a sourdough starter?” Or “How long does sourdough discard last?” Know that you are not alone. Find all that you need to know about sourdough discard, how to best use it, and more! Why Do You Discard Sourdough Starter, How To Save Sourdough Discard, What To Do With Sourdough Starter Discard, Too Much Sourdough Discard, Using Discarded Sourdough Starter, How To Use Discarded Sourdough Starter, How To Make Sourdough Less Sour, How To Use Sourdough Starter Discard, How To Discard Sourdough Starter
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No matter how long you may be on your sourdough journey, you probably have wondered at some point “What is discard?” Or “Is discard the same thing as a sourdough starter?” Or “How long does sourdough discard last?” Know that you are not alone. Find all that you need to know about sourdough discard, how to best use it, and more!

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Mandy | self-taught sourdough baker on Instagram: "One of the most important things you need to know about when to use a sourdough starter is to use it at its PEAK (or just barely after). The peak of the starter is when it has the most active/healthy bacteria and wild yeast. If you use it before it’s reached it peak, you won’t have as many yeast. And if you use it too long after, you have hungry yeast and bacteria - causing a more sluggish dough. You’ll know when your starter has reached its peak because it will have doubled in size & will be bubbly throughout the starter. The key to incredible bread starts with the starter! Share with a friend and like and follow for more. #sourdough #sourdoughstarter #starter #bread #sourdoughbread #smallbusiness #homemade #homemadebread #homemade Sourdough Starter Jar, Starter Bread, Big Jars, Making Sourdough Bread, Weck Jars, Bread Starter, Wild Yeast, Sourdough Baking, Healthy Bacteria
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Mandy | self-taught sourdough baker on Instagram: "One of the most important things you need to know about when to use a sourdough starter is to use it at its PEAK (or just barely after). The peak of the starter is when it has the most active/healthy bacteria and wild yeast. If you use it before it’s reached it peak, you won’t have as many yeast. And if you use it too long after, you have hungry yeast and bacteria - causing a more sluggish dough. You’ll know when your starter has reached its…

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Amanda Hansen | Sourdough for Beginners on Instagram: "Sourdough school: How to bulk up your sourdough starter. Obviously, this video isn’t for everyone and the average home baker definitely does not need this much starter. 😅 We only keep this much on hand to grow & dehydrate daily because we ship Eden out all over the world, everyday. My personal jar is definitely NOT this big. But, if you want to start a micro-bakery or for some reason need 15+ loaves for an event, then this is the video for you! The ratios I would actually suggest using would be a 1:2:1 if you’re doing volume based (cups) or a 1:2:2 if you’re using grams. So for example: 1 part starter to 2 parts flour and 1 part water. So if you have 2 cups of starter and want to grow it into a gallon or two gallon jar, like in th Sourdough Business, Micro Bakery, Recipe Using Sourdough Starter, Starter Recipe, Average Home, Gallon Jars, Big Jar, Sourdough Starter Recipe, Healthy Bread
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Amanda Hansen | Sourdough for Beginners on Instagram: "Sourdough school: How to bulk up your sourdough starter. Obviously, this video isn’t for everyone and the average home baker definitely does not need this much starter. 😅 We only keep this much on hand to grow & dehydrate daily because we ship Eden out all over the world, everyday. My personal jar is definitely NOT this big. But, if you want to start a micro-bakery or for some reason need 15+ loaves for an event, then this is the…

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Mandy | self-taught sourdough baker on Instagram: "There are a handful of ways to tell if your sourdough starter is ready to bake with, but here are my personal favorites: 🫙SIGN #1: it should double in size about 5-6 hours after feeding it (time is dependent on the temperature in your house). 🫙SIGN #2: there should be visible bubbles on the surface and on the sides of the jar. 🫙SIGN #3: the starter should have a light and airy texture - when you scoop a spoonful, of the starter, it should be fluffy and have a slightly stretchy quality to it. 🫙SIGN #4: a mature and healthy starter will have a pleasant, slightly tangy smell to it - there shouldn’t be an unpleasant odor to it (hints of acidity and fermentation are normal). 🫙SIGN #5: it should cling to jar when tilted. Like, follow and Healthy Starter, Sourdough Starter Jar, Healthy Starters, Big Bubbles, Sourdough Baking, Baked Goodies, The Jar, Sourdough Starter, To Tell
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Mandy | self-taught sourdough baker on Instagram: "There are a handful of ways to tell if your sourdough starter is ready to bake with, but here are my personal favorites: 🫙SIGN #1: it should double in size about 5-6 hours after feeding it (time is dependent on the temperature in your house). 🫙SIGN #2: there should be visible bubbles on the surface and on the sides of the jar. 🫙SIGN #3: the starter should have a light and airy texture - when you scoop a spoonful, of the starter, it should…

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86K views · 7K reactions | Active starter vs. Inactive starter aka “discard”. I honestly don’t like the word “discard” because it can be so confusing when you’re just starting out on this journey, so…

Active starter vs. Inactive starter aka “discard”. I honestly don’t like the word “discard” because it can be so confusing when you’re just starting out on this journey, so let me try to make it...

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Emily🌾 Sourdough & Homemade Recipes on Instagram: "🧐How often should you change your sourdough starter jar? Well that depends on how often you’re feeding your starter. If you’re feeding your starter daily then I would recommend changing jars once a week. If you’re keeping your starter in the fridge and only feeding it 1 or 2 times a week then you could change your jar every 2-4 weeks. You want to keep your starter jar clean so there’s a lesser chance of contamination Here’s a few tips to keep your jar clean⬇️ •add the starter & water first, stir very well •scrap down the sides with a spatula before adding the flour •after you mix in the flour scrap down the sides again •if there’s starter on the mouth of the jar use a wet paper towel and wipe it clean • • • Follow for more tips & ho Chocolate Appetizers, Sourdough Starter Jar, Homemade Jerky, Sourdough Bread Starter, Wet Paper, Mini Sandwiches, Meat Snacks, Sourdough Recipes, Decadent Chocolate
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Emily🌾 Sourdough & Homemade Recipes on Instagram: "🧐How often should you change your sourdough starter jar? Well that depends on how often you’re feeding your starter. If you’re feeding your starter daily then I would recommend changing jars once a week. If you’re keeping your starter in the fridge and only feeding it 1 or 2 times a week then you could change your jar every 2-4 weeks. You want to keep your starter jar clean so there’s a lesser chance of contamination Here’s a few tips to…

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