Even if you have to start it with a "pinch" of yeast, I think it's a great idea. That "pinch" will provide many loaves of bread and your pantry stock of yeast won't go down so fast.
Having a starter is like having a new pet to take care of, lol. The skewers are a good idea for stirring. I used that plastic stick used to get air bubbles out of canning jars to stir mine, it works well and rinses off easily. I started yesterday so Im behind. I am using concord grape juice and wonder how it will effect the color and taste of the bread at the end.Thanks for the great videos.
I have had a sourdough starter in my fridge for 6 months, setting in there unfed, and a week ago, i pulled it out, fed it, and it is now very active. It was a little slow, but it worked. It just shows how strong starter is. Just thought I'd let everyone know.
On what day were you going to try your 1st bread on? from everything that I have researched on the pineapple started you should be able to use it around the 5th day or so. Do you think yours will be ready tommorow? I am glad yours is a day ahead of mine. That way I can gage what mine should be doing. Thanks so much for sharing this.
Ohh bummer I wish I would have waited to throw out my starter until I watched this. LOL I made mine with some old white wine left over from new years and the other day it separated and wasn't bubbling so I threw it away! I didn't even think about putting some yeast and sugar in it. Bummer. oh well I shall start again!!! Thanks Noreen!
they are both looking great! Not sure if I posted my day 4 video to your prior videos by mistake or not, but I'm right there with you :)
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AnnBearForFreedom 1 month ago
Even if you have to start it with a "pinch" of yeast, I think it's a great idea. That "pinch" will provide many loaves of bread and your pantry stock of yeast won't go down so fast.
brendahere 1 month ago
Is there a point in this process where you could save the dried material and use it for a food storage starter?
iamdoroda 1 month ago
Having a starter is like having a new pet to take care of, lol. The skewers are a good idea for stirring. I used that plastic stick used to get air bubbles out of canning jars to stir mine, it works well and rinses off easily. I started yesterday so Im behind. I am using concord grape juice and wonder how it will effect the color and taste of the bread at the end.Thanks for the great videos.
shadowofjuniperhill 1 month ago
I have had a sourdough starter in my fridge for 6 months, setting in there unfed, and a week ago, i pulled it out, fed it, and it is now very active. It was a little slow, but it worked. It just shows how strong starter is. Just thought I'd let everyone know.
16hilltyKMS 1 month ago
On what day were you going to try your 1st bread on? from everything that I have researched on the pineapple started you should be able to use it around the 5th day or so. Do you think yours will be ready tommorow? I am glad yours is a day ahead of mine. That way I can gage what mine should be doing. Thanks so much for sharing this.
Ejahi 1 month ago
Yummy! I would like a piece of that.
Thanks for the recipe.
MoBoudou 1 month ago
Ohh bummer I wish I would have waited to throw out my starter until I watched this. LOL I made mine with some old white wine left over from new years and the other day it separated and wasn't bubbling so I threw it away! I didn't even think about putting some yeast and sugar in it. Bummer. oh well I shall start again!!! Thanks Noreen!
Monicasdestiny 1 month ago