How I Make Sourdough Bread Every Day In LESS Than 30 Minutes (hands-on time)


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This is the process that I use to bake sourdough bread every day. I’ve cut the process down to a minimum while making sure that I …

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  1. Cookbooks on Repeat
    Cookbooks on Repeat says:

    I basically do this method but I can never get it bubbly with just one feed? I don’t get how you can get it active with one feed. I’ll refrigerate about 20 grams and not feed for a month. It usually takes 2-3 feeds to get it active again. What’s the deal? I’m also using a starter I bought from a bakery that’s been in operation for 20 years so I know it’s strong.

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    ISFiYIywAFIBc6qAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQrXTJiCtY3Asd4WF says:

    Eh… 70% with lots of drying in the fridge. I don't think you need to do that, I have a similar recipe around a much different schedule but 80% and 20% whole wheat flour mix at 13.6% protein in total, I also put the bread in a plastic bag for the fridge ferment. I get very similar results but with a higher final moisture content.

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  3. Kate Bates
    Kate Bates says:

    I'm still a novice and have had so so results until now. This method is really good. Today's bake is my best and I am so grateful for your good, clear instruction. -So pleased.

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  4. Gh Dk
    Gh Dk says:

    I watched your filming behind the scene video and thought this guy is very generous and genuine. Then I watched this video and here I am, all motivated to make one loaf now. Thank you for the positive energy you send.

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  5. Malcolm Mann
    Malcolm Mann says:

    Would it be feasible to place the ingredients into a bread machine for a knead cycle before transferring it to prove overnight? (As an alternative to steps 2-4 in your chapters).

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  6. Simone Kincaid
    Simone Kincaid says:

    When I bake too many I just wap cooled baked bread in foil place in freezer bag, freeze for several weeks and then reheat before serving. It comes out like fresh baked bread. Love this.

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  7. laraq07
    laraq07 says:

    I like the Bake with Jack YT channel. Lots of sensible advice/tips presented in a straight forward manner. The stretching out of the dough is the same way you make the dough for strudel/borek/home made phyllo.

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  8. SunriseBoy
    SunriseBoy says:

    Good recipe. But it would be helpful if the various measurement were in subtitles. The whole thing rocks along at a cracking pace, that this old dude struggles to keep up.

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  9. Snowboarder
    Snowboarder says:

    I recommend to feed your starter full grain (rya or not) flour. Before you put your bread into oven spray/brush it with water. I love the folding, and 18C is best for long fermenting. Greetings from Poland a bread country.

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  10. Corvin Costinus
    Corvin Costinus says:

    Mate, that's a bread baked with too much OCD 🤣😂 You stress too much over a bread, that doesn't require even half of what you doing and you will get a better result and have it ready much more faster

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  11. Kimura
    Kimura says:

    From someone in a country that doesn't eat lot's of bread, why doesn't he use SUGAR or EGGS. I thought that was standard practice in bread baking

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  12. Aroendae
    Aroendae says:

    Hey all, we are following the recipe exactly with a 14% proetein flower but our dough is way too sticky! It’s the second time now… does anybody have any idea what goes wrong?
    Hope you can help! 🙂

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  13. Linda Farnham
    Linda Farnham says:

    Can you make / or do you have a video of how your day would go morning to night with one loaf being baked and one being prepped? I’m feeling like I’m missing something in the daily function 🧐 (though I’m sure it’s probably there.)

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