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Bake the Perfect Sourdough Bread: A Step-by-Step Guide



You will learn how to bake sourdough bread that boasts a perfect rise, ear, and texture, just like you’ve always dreamed of.
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⏱️TIMESTAMPS⏱️
0:00 – Intro & Sourdough Starter feeding
1:00 – Preparing the Bread Dough
2:15 – Bulk Fermentation Stage
3:26 – Shaping Your Loaf
4:34 – Final Proofing & Cold Fermentation
4:56 – Prepping for Baking & Oven Setup
5:14 – Scoring and Baking the Bread
6:32 – Cooling & Slicing Your Sourdough Bread
8:21 – Tips for the Perfect Crust & Texture
10:03 – Conclusion & Encouragement

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28 Comments

  1. Hello Natasha. Is this 4-6 fermenting of starter the same as the longer fermenting methhod 6-9 days? Also, what are the measurements for the sourdough bread? I will give your method try. It is much easier to follow your recipes. I made your focaccia and it ws fantastic, really. Thank you.

  2. Once you get comfortable with the basic process it's fun to experiment. I like to make a German style rye sourdough loaf, using dark beer instead of water or milk whey or even sauerkraut juice. Any of those will feed the starter – the yeast loves it, the beer and sauerkraut are already fermented. Sometimes I put 1/2 cup of cooked sauerkraut in the rye dough, too before the bulk fermentation stage. It comes out delicious! You can also make soft sourdough pretzels! Just imagine – sourdough sauerkraut pretzels… awesome!

  3. Any tips on why my dough just won’t rise after it is mixed? My starter is very active – it has tons of bubbles and doubles in size in only a few hours after every feeding, yet no matter what sourdough recipe I use it just seems to never rise during bulk and refrigerated proofing. It just seems to hate salt no matter what. Any other ideas? I use strictly controlled temperatures too, so I don’t think it is because it is too cold. Dechlorinated and unbleached flour too.

  4. Enjoying your videos. I’ve made your starter and see here, you are using 100 grams without deflating it. My question is, do you immediately refeed your starter after removing the 100 grams? Or do you let it rerise then feed. Thank you! Almost ready to make bread.

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