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    mrobisr
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    You guys and the fresh baked bread is looking so good, great job to both of you.

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    • mrobisrM mrobisr

      You guys and the fresh baked bread is looking so good, great job to both of you.

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      RafterW and Dave in AZ great looking breads, sourdough is a lesson in patience

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      • RafterWR RafterW

        Well I searched sourdough starter and came up empty handed so thought I’d get a thread started. I’m on day three of making my first sourdough starter ever. I was wondering if any of you here are into baking with sourdough starter?

        I decided to make my own when I was reading the label on the bread we buy. Even whole-grain loafs, which you think would be comprised of just a few simple ingredients, have all sorts of additives. It will take 4 weeks before the started can be used, other than in flat breads and non-leavened baked goods. I’m excited to make our own bread and buns using these naturally occurring yeast and bacteria that we are culturing. My plan is to start making a loaf or two a week and hamburger/hotdog buns as we need them. It seems like I’m always having to find creative ideas to use up the two buns in the package that never get used. As many of you know, I also seem to consume a lot of carbs, so I may as well keep that consumption do four simple ingredients…flour, water, starter, salt.

        I had some king arthur bread flower on hand (non-enriched, non bleached). So that is what i’m feeding the starter with to start, until I run out. I’ll probably switch to a whole grain, unbleached flour at that point. So far the process has been pretty simple to get going.

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        RafterW nice looking first loaves, rafter!

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        • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

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          Dave in AZ those are just beautiful 😍

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            Man, seeing fresh baked bread reminded me of when I was young, and my mom would make homemade soup and fresh baked bread in the wintertime. I loved the way the house smelled on those days.

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            • cdavisC cdavis

              Dave in AZ those are just beautiful 😍

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              cdavis thx much! I like the freeform loaf, but my wife likes me to make it in the loaf pans as it is easier to make kid’s sandwiches for school and get them into baggies 😉

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              • RafterWR RafterW

                I never could get my starter to really bulk up. It would bubble and rise about 25% but wouldn’t double up so I found a friend who had some starter. Took a swing at my first loaf, using her starter, and I think it turned out well. It’s quite a process but mostly is just a bunch of waiting and gentle handling. Sounds like marriage to me :). The end result was worth the time invested, which again sounds like marriage to me! I didn’t get to enjoy this loaf, as I gave it to my brother and his family to enjoy. I ate the slightly less prettier one that I tried cutting a design on using a dull razor blade.
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                RafterW That is one beautiful boule!

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                • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

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                  Dave in AZ Wow, that is pretty! I can just taste it, right out of the oven with a good smathering of homemade butter.

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                  • mrobisrM mrobisr

                    I have used this recipe for 12 years and it has never failed to produce outstanding results. Naturally the longer the starter is kept alive the more unique it will become to your specific area as all of our wild yeast vary slightly. Sour dough starter recipe.jpeg Sour dough starter feeding.jpeg Sour dough bread.jpeg

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                    mrobisr That looks like a great recipe. Do you remember where you got it from?

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                      Made a Sourdough loaf today, and just used it to makea nice sardine sandwich.

                      In case anyone hasn’t had this marvelous treat:
                      Butter on 2 slices sourdough
                      Thin slices of sweet onion, I cover whole bread
                      Arrange plain sardines on top of onion, whole can
                      Add a lot of Worcester sauce to both halves, I like some saturation!
                      Combine closed and eat!
                      My wife wanted the 2nd half of my sandwich, I knew she was a keeper!;)

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                      • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

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                        Made a Sourdough loaf today, and just used it to makea nice sardine sandwich.

                        In case anyone hasn’t had this marvelous treat:
                        Butter on 2 slices sourdough
                        Thin slices of sweet onion, I cover whole bread
                        Arrange plain sardines on top of onion, whole can
                        Add a lot of Worcester sauce to both halves, I like some saturation!
                        Combine closed and eat!
                        My wife wanted the 2nd half of my sandwich, I knew she was a keeper!;)

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                        Dave in AZ That bread looks amazing.

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                        • mrobisrM mrobisr

                          Dave in AZ That bread looks amazing.

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                          mrobisr thx much! If it was freeform, it wouldn’t be so tall, I make a pretty slack dough. But I have a ceramic loaf pan, Pampered Chef I guess, that lets the dough really climb the sides and get height even though it isnt stiff. I get better holes and faster rise with a loose dough 😉

                          I love the baguette, but it isn’t as useful for my kid’s lunches, and I gain weight eating them heh.

                          I have a series of Sourdough starter growth pics I should post, saw some other posts here asking about making a starter.

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                            Rye Sourdough bread

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                            Wanted to make some rye bread for reubens a week ago. Searched all over, ended up ordering King Arthur medium Rye flour from Amazon, 3 lbs and the best price I found anywhere. And it showed up at my door 3 hours later!! Wow, I was impressed.

                            I used about 50% rye flour and 50% bread flour. Made a runny sponge with the bread flour and all the water, and almost half cup of my sourdough starter. Also the liquid from on top the starter for flavour. Let that get foaming well for 5 hrs, then added the rye, molasses, 2t caraway seeds, salt, and some yeast to make the dough. Rose 45min, formed in ceramic loaf pan, rose 1 hr more. Baked 350 for 35min to 205f internal, buttered top.

                            Tastes great with butter and orange marmalade from my trees!

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                            • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                              Rye Sourdough bread

                              20220429_193426.jpg 20220429_193100.jpg
                              Wanted to make some rye bread for reubens a week ago. Searched all over, ended up ordering King Arthur medium Rye flour from Amazon, 3 lbs and the best price I found anywhere. And it showed up at my door 3 hours later!! Wow, I was impressed.

                              I used about 50% rye flour and 50% bread flour. Made a runny sponge with the bread flour and all the water, and almost half cup of my sourdough starter. Also the liquid from on top the starter for flavour. Let that get foaming well for 5 hrs, then added the rye, molasses, 2t caraway seeds, salt, and some yeast to make the dough. Rose 45min, formed in ceramic loaf pan, rose 1 hr more. Baked 350 for 35min to 205f internal, buttered top.

                              Tastes great with butter and orange marmalade from my trees!

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                              mrobisr
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                              Dave in AZ Wow that sounds and looks so delicious!

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                              • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                                Rye Sourdough bread

                                20220429_193426.jpg 20220429_193100.jpg
                                Wanted to make some rye bread for reubens a week ago. Searched all over, ended up ordering King Arthur medium Rye flour from Amazon, 3 lbs and the best price I found anywhere. And it showed up at my door 3 hours later!! Wow, I was impressed.

                                I used about 50% rye flour and 50% bread flour. Made a runny sponge with the bread flour and all the water, and almost half cup of my sourdough starter. Also the liquid from on top the starter for flavour. Let that get foaming well for 5 hrs, then added the rye, molasses, 2t caraway seeds, salt, and some yeast to make the dough. Rose 45min, formed in ceramic loaf pan, rose 1 hr more. Baked 350 for 35min to 205f internal, buttered top.

                                Tastes great with butter and orange marmalade from my trees!

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                                Dave in AZ nice

                                “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                                  Rye Sourdough bread

                                  20220429_193426.jpg 20220429_193100.jpg
                                  Wanted to make some rye bread for reubens a week ago. Searched all over, ended up ordering King Arthur medium Rye flour from Amazon, 3 lbs and the best price I found anywhere. And it showed up at my door 3 hours later!! Wow, I was impressed.

                                  I used about 50% rye flour and 50% bread flour. Made a runny sponge with the bread flour and all the water, and almost half cup of my sourdough starter. Also the liquid from on top the starter for flavour. Let that get foaming well for 5 hrs, then added the rye, molasses, 2t caraway seeds, salt, and some yeast to make the dough. Rose 45min, formed in ceramic loaf pan, rose 1 hr more. Baked 350 for 35min to 205f internal, buttered top.

                                  Tastes great with butter and orange marmalade from my trees!

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                                  Dave in AZ man that looks great.

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                                    Dave in AZ man that looks great.

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                                    cdavis thx for all your nice comments! 😉

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                                    • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                                      cdavis thx for all your nice comments! 😉

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                                      Dave in AZ well deserved 👏

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                                        That looks terrific!

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                                          Sourdough hotdog and hamburger buns for 4th of July grill.
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