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At first I found this very difficult to time, however with some practice I now find making anything sourdough way easier to make then anything with yeast. There’s quite a bit more flexibility with timing and having a disability I found it easier to break up the different steps with sufficient rest in between. Thank you Lisa for all your wonderful ideas and recipes 🙂
Just what I needed! Thanks. I've had my starter for 3 weeks but I'm yet to get my head around using it for bread, as the process seems intimidating. I feel like I need 2 child/work free consecutive days to concentrate on it 😂 that's not going to happen!!
At first I found this very difficult to time, however with some practice I now find making anything sourdough way easier to make then anything with yeast. There’s quite a bit more flexibility with timing and having a disability I found it easier to break up the different steps with sufficient rest in between. Thank you Lisa for all your wonderful ideas and recipes 🙂
Timing is my biggest hurdle to bread success
Do you put it in the fridge overnight?
Happy Mother’s Day’s
Just what I needed! Thanks. I've had my starter for 3 weeks but I'm yet to get my head around using it for bread, as the process seems intimidating. I feel like I need 2 child/work free consecutive days to concentrate on it 😂 that's not going to happen!!