How to dry sourdough starter

Successfully dry and store your sourdough starter to ensure you never find yourself needing to start from sratch.

A dry sourdough starter is a great way to ensure that your mother starter stays preserved for a long time. It is the ultimate form of insurance for your beloved fresh sourdough starter that is full of beneficial and iconic wild yeast. In this post, I will talk about how to dry a mature and

Your step by step guide on how to turn a bubbling sourdough starter into dry form so you can easily mail it, share it or put it on hold. A dehydrated active sourdough starter will

Walk through step-by-step, on how to rehydrate a dry sourdough starter. This process is simple, and we’ll have you baking bread in no time!

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.

If you're a sourdough beginner, these top Sourdough starter tips are incredibly helpful for learning how to feed your sourdough starter, maintain it, and troubleshoot a sluggish starter!

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

5 easy ways to strengthen a sourdough starter - there's no need to start again, just give your starter a boost to get it doubling & bubbling.

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

Have dehydrated sourdough starter that needs to be reawakened? Let me show you how to activate dried sourdough starter in 5 simple steps.