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Maike, when you are feeding your stiff panettone starter every four hours, make sure you are keeping it nice and warm (85F is ideal). Otherwise it will not have enough fermentation activity to support the frequent feedings.
Hey Susan,
Thanks for the speedy reply-
I have however, been quite diligent about maintaining my oven temp. between 80 and 85F. Something tells me that the ratio 1:1:0.5 (starter: flour: water) might be too much flour for the amount of starter?? Whenever we feed our starters here at our bakery, we never really go up to the 1:1 ratio since it would take so long to become active again.
Any further thoughts?
Thanks so much-
Maike
Question: If I plan to make the Norwhich Sour Dough this weekend, how do you suggest I build up my starter to the 360g your recipe calls for? Should I feed it as per usual and on Friday night reduce to 75g starter and add 180g each flour and water?
Hye. I really like your starter recipe. Ive done it before and bake some quite awesome bread with your recipe because you explain it better! But, i find that i disgarded a lot of the flour and i feel sad for the flour, precious flour when making the starter. I really wish that you can give a starter recipe that doesnt require to throw out a lot of it. Anyway, great blog!
Start by combining your whole wheat flour and warm water in a large glass jar that is large enough for the starter to double. Make sure to stir until there are no dry spots of flour remaining, then cover and place in a warm location for 24 hours.
On day 2, you may notice some liquid on top of your starter, no worries! Just stir your starter and remove slightly more than half (if you want to be precise, which you do not need to be, reserve 80 grams of starter before adding 80g each of flour and water). Cover and let rest in a warm spot for another day.
Now you know how to make a sourdough starter! Keep discarding and feeding the starter every day for at least two weeks or longer before using in recipes. Check the recipe notes below for more details on maintenance and storing options.
On day 3 of my starter, I used sprouted wheat flour to begin with, it bubbled the first day, and now even with removing half it is 3/4 of the way up the jar, and by tomorrow I suspect it will fill it. Following the direction exactly. So I think the sprouted flour may be very good for getting the starter going.
Hi Lynne! Not quite. The discard is generated after the active bubbly starter settles down. You feed the starter, it gets all bubbly and active then sits on the counter overnight and calms down. The next step would be to discard some of the sourdough and then feed it again, restarting the process. I hope that helps! ?
Quick question. I am wanting to start a starter and we are well water. I know I had seen something about concern of chemicals in the water. We have a water softener on our water. Will the salt from the softener affect the starter?
Starter workflows allow everyone in your organization who has permission to create workflows to do so more quickly and easily. When you create a new workflow, you can choose a starter workflow and some or all of the work of writing the workflow will be done for you. You can use starter workflows as a starting place to build your custom workflow or use them as-is. This not only saves time, it promotes consistency and best practice across your organization.
Starter workflows created by users can only be used to create workflows in public repositories. Organizations using GitHub Enterprise Cloud can also use starter workflows to create workflows in private repositories. For more information, see the GitHub Enterprise Cloud documentation.
Note: To avoid duplication among starter workflows you can call reusable workflows from within a workflow. This can help make your workflows easier to maintain. For more information, see "Reusing workflows."
IMPORTANT: Sourdough starter is a living entity; it needs regular feeding.
Thus, we recommend no more than 10 days elapse between when the sourdough starter you purchase leaves our facility here in Vermont, and when you give it its first feeding. Keep this in mind when choosing a delivery method; if you need help making the smartest shipping choice, please contact our customer service team. For best results, please feed your fresh sourdough starter within 24 hours of receiving it. Care and feeding directions are included with your order.
Note: the fresh sourdough starter that comes in this set is processed in a facility that also packages products containing eggs, milk, soy, tree nuts, and wheat. DO NOT CONSUME RAW STARTER.