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



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 still get a fantastic loaf of bread.

It’s not quite as speedy as my no-knead recipe but the crumb is a little more organised with less of a random open crumb.

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CHAPTERS
0:21 Feeding starter
1:05 Mixing the main dough
2:50 Quick knead
3:07 Stretch & Fold
4:55 Shape
6:18 Scoring & Bake

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36 Comments

  1. Thank you for all the information. I am just starting out and I have a problem. When I first mix the water and (whole wheat) flower, it gets incredibly sticky. I can hardly even get it off my hands. And it never seems to become an actual elastic dough. I don't want to give up, but I feel like it sometimes. Any tips?

  2. Wow this is great. thank you so much for your easy to follow tutorial. i love SD bread and made my first last week following another you tube channel which i found a little too complicated. I've ditched that and will be following this recipe from now on, sooo much easier. Thank you for making my bread baking easier. Looks fab, can't wait to try.

  3. After kneading the bread until it passes the window pane test and then letting it rise for 6 hours, is it possible to go ahead and bake? Or is it necessary to let it proof overnight in the fridge? It would be nice to complete all in one day.

  4. Yesterday I made this bread recipe. Exactly as I saw in this recipe ( I watched video four times and took notes. I noted times for dough to rest etc. I thought it was going to turn out perfectly but after placing in the refrigerator over night it had risen more looked beautiful but the dough flattened out as I waited to put it into the preheated oven.
    Will try again but not sure where I missed it.

  5. I have been using your recipe for about a month but we do not always need daily loaves. Any hints on how to preserve the starter if I need to skip a day or two?? I do have some starter in the fridge but the hydration is different…

  6. What's the difference in cooking with and without the lid? My crust ends up being beautiful, but the inside seems underbaked so I'm looking how to adjust the baking time and temperature.

  7. Hm, would like this recipe converted please (we use cups and Fahrenheit ) what brand would be a good strong bread flour? Thank you for sharing this. I make sourdough bread weekly but I’m not thrilled with my results.

  8. Excellent video and of course: excellent result!

    I manage to get quite some almost-equally good results but in less than 7 min of total working time, have you tried to make the "zipped" version of one of your recipes? I would love to see a video on that 🙂

  9. Hi there 👋🏻
    I am into all your words as a beginner on my 'baker-journey' tnx a lot for being so passionate n highly an expert on this field!
    Could u pls help me out on 'why my loaf ain't really expand it's size after baking' ?! 🤔
    It's my 5th sourdough loaf i have made followed by all your instuctions bu somehow it does not get that 'spheric' as i belive it suppose to be.

  10. hi @Culinary Exploration. Thank you for the recipe! I'd like to try and bake sourdough buns. So essentially taking your recipe and instead of baking a loaf, dividing the dough into 8-10 equal pieces. How would that impact the baking time? Considering the fact I don't have a dutch over, would it remain 20min at 480F (with a water bowl) and 25min at 430F? Thank you!

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