It’s very easy to make a Basic Sourdough Starterwithout yeast. It takes a bit of time, but the results are amazing and well worth it. There is nothing like afreshly-bakedloaf ofsourdoughbread.
Sourdough bread starts with a good sourdough starter. This sourdough starter without yeast captures a wild bacteria. It is a natural fermentation including wild yeasts and bacteria. There are no yeast packets involved. It may sound like something from a scary movie, but believe me, it’s not harmful at all and so delicious!
Scroll down to see how to learn how easy it is to make a sourdough starter without yeast. I see lots of home-bakedbreadin your future, especially when you can’t get to the store.
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It’s very easy to make aBasic Sourdough Starterwithout yeast. It takes a bit of time, but the results are amazing and well worth it.
How To Make Sourdough Bread
Once you have created your own yeast, you need to “feed” it regularly. This means adding 1 cup flour and 1 cup water to the mix so that the yeast can keep growing.
You will need to feed the starter daily if it is at room temperature, or weekly if it is in the fridge. If you don’t bake bread that day, you will also need to toss out one cup of the starter after feeding so that the ratios stay the same.
This is an important step, and can be a great motivator to bake regularly so that none of your hard work goes to waste!
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I need to start some sourdough, I used to have some and really enjoyed it! Hope you are having a great week. Thanks so much for sharing with us at Full Plate Thursday and come back to see us real soon! Miz Helen
Thank you for the Sourdough starter recipe. I remember making a sourdough bread from a starter someone gave me, but I had to put it into a seal-able plastic bag and leave it on the counter. There was something I had to do daily and on day 7 I made bread. Do you by chance know about this starter?
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Some people keep their sourdough starter on the counter as well as long as your kitchen temperature isn't too hot. Once you have created your own yeast, you want to feed it regularly. This means adding 1 cup flour and 1 cup water to the mix so that the yeast can keep growing. You will need to feed the starter daily if it is at room temperature, or weekly if it is in the fridge. If you don't bake bread that day, you will need to toss out one cup of the starter after feeding so that the ratios stay the same. This is an important step and can be a great motivator to bake regularly so that none of your hard work goes to waste.This no yeast sourdough bread recipe is extra tangy and uses just 5 ingredients! It does take a while from start to finish but it’s 100% worth it for that tangy sourdough taste. Trust me, you’ll love making this easy bread!
Even more specific – no yeast sourdough bread! Mostly because there are times when you simply cannot find yeast or you just don’t want to hit up the grocery store.
It turns out super tangy and most of the work is hands-off. And by hands-off I mean you’ll basically just be waiting for it to rise after each step.
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I’m not going to pretend to be a scientist so I’m going to share what King Arthur Flour says about this bread.
“What makes the sour in sourdough bread? It’s a combination of lactic and acetic acids, created as the dough rises and ferments. Refrigerating the dough encourages the production of more acetic than lactic acid, and acetic acid is much the tangier of the two. Thus, sourdough bread that’s refrigerated before baking will have a more assertive sour flavor.”
How cool is that? Personally, I want my sourdough bread as TANGY as possible, and with this recipe that is exactly what you get.
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If you’re new to the world of bread making this is a pretty easy recipe to start with. Plus, besides the waiting, it’s really easy and you’ll be rewarded with 2 beautiful loaves.
After my loaf has cooled I wrap it in plastic wrap, place it into a large freezer-safe zip-top baggie, and store it in the freezer for up to 3 months.
Besides the obvious option – eating it plain with lots of salted butter. I also like to use my sourdough bread in a few of my favorite recipes!
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When you feed your sourdough you give it fresh flour and water that gets mixed into a small portion of your starter. The remaining starter can be thrown away, given to a friend, or added to a compost pile.
Add 1/2 teaspoon sour salt/citric acid to the bread along with the kosher salt. This will give you an even tangier bread.
Yes! I wrap my cooked sourdough in plastic wrap and then store it in a freezer-safe bag. I typically keep my frozen bread in the freezer for up to 3 months for optimal taste.
Basic Sourdough Bread Recipe
You want a nice strong starter to successfully pull off this recipe. At a minimum, you’ll want to have fed your starter for at least a week but I like to let mine go about a month before I start cooking with it. If you have a starter you have fed regularly for a year or more you do not likely have to wait this time. This is for unfed or brand new
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So...all that blogidy blog, blah, blah, blah and there's no recipe for the actual sourdough starter? The comments appear to be more like fan mail. It appears no one has actually made this bread, and I can see why. It's literally impossible to make sourdough bread calling for starter WITHOUT THE STARTER RECIPE. Zero stars. Not a fan. Will not return.
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Hi Emma - thank you so much for your super helpful comment! I can see I caught you on a good day. The recipe is for the bread, not the starter. Or I would have named the recipe homemade sourdough starter. You can find sourdough starters available from King Arthur Flour or by asking your friends and family who might have some starter they can give you. You don't simply whip up a batch of sourdough starter from scratch for 1 loaf of bread. In fact, at a minimum making your own starter takes at least a week and is a whole list of steps. It would not be feasible to teach you how to BOTH make your own starter and make bread in 1 post. Maybe after you have mastered making your own starter, you can come back and try this recipe. Thanks!
You know what would be really great? If people wouldn't comment that they follow on teitter, instagram, blh blah, or people who haven't tried it but feel compelled to say it sounds interesting. Really, who cares? You are filling up c9mments that are not helpful to anybody!
I have used this recipe many times and it's the best and easy. I do use a dutch oven for 20 minutes with top on and then 15 minutes or so till the internal temperature reaches between 200 and 210 degrees fahrenheit. I also have added both roasted garlic and olives with the second flour addition (2 cups). Works every time.My birthday was coming up, and I decided that what I wanted most was to have a bruschetta potluck. I would provide the bread and we all would bring toppings!
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Of course you need to start with an active sourdough starter. An active starter is one that’s been fed 8-12 hours previously, has doubled in bulk, and is bubbly and sour.
Make sure to check out my How to Make Sourdough Starter tutorial over on The Pioneer Woman’s blog if you’re new to sourdough.
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