Any Home Bakers Here?

Ahh, I’m relived, have so much stuff to do 🤪 son called me and asked me if I can send his health record ( he’s about to be a civil servant, so they ask a lot of questions about your health) I mean, he is 31, how can I remember all that stuff after 4 kids and 1 grandkid 🙈
I guess as parents we are supposed to keep their shot card forever!
 
It is taking ages to dry the sourdough 🙄 had the dehydrator on 8 hrs yesterday, but parts of the sourdough were still not dry, today I’m drying it for another 8 hrs, don’t want moldy sourdough 😬
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Ron answered the question I want to address some more.
Starter needs to be dehydrated at low temperature, or even room temperature,,,, Reason;; Yeast dies at a little over 120°F About 49°C.
I am not sure at the exact temperature, but just saying,,
I would take a small batch and freeze it, just to have a backup,, if you like your sourdough strain. :thumbsup
 
Ron answered the question I want to address some more.
Starter needs to be dehydrated at low temperature, or even room temperature,,,, Reason;; Yeast dies at a little over 120°F About 49°C.
I am not sure at the exact temperature, but just saying,,
I would take a small batch and freeze it, just to have a backup,, if you like your sourdough strain. :thumbsup
So very true!

You have to dehydrate starter within the zone of life-- approx. 80F to 120F.

Thanks for adding to the details!
 
By singing to the starter, I was able to achieve really tall loaves of bread. :clap IMG_5827.jpeg

Rum and Coke for me, and coke float for my friend (Okay, no picture necessary).
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And I know it looks like muffins, but I’m not patient enough to properly fill the mini- doughnut pan. They are vanilla cranberry.
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