Hey Grandpa, What's for Supper? Part 2

Try using a teaspoon per cup of flour in the recipe.

It takes a several months for sourdough starter to be able to punch up bread well. Until then, add half a teaspoon of yeast to the recipe.

Both the gluten and the yeast go into the bread dough and not the starter.
Trying it today. Do you let the dough rise once or twice before baking?
 
Try using a teaspoon per cup of flour in the recipe.

It takes a several months for sourdough starter to be able to punch up bread well. Until then, add half a teaspoon of yeast to the recipe.

Both the gluten and the yeast go into the bread dough and not the starter.
The bread turned out okay today, thanks to your help! It is definitely edible this time, although a bit on the heavy side yet. It does have lots of flavor with all that whole food in there. How long do you usually bake yours and at what temperature?
 

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