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Homemade Sourdough Making – Day 2

Release Date: 31-01-2012
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The name of the thing that makes you wonder how it can change so much in a day must be yeast :) While there was no improvement yesterday, today I witness the dance of foams, bubbles and crusts accompanied by a bad smell. It turns out how bad the bacteria nation smells, friend. We know this dance means "feed me I'm tired" :)

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As you can see in the photo below, the yeast has risen by almost 8cm from 2oz yesterday. He says it's the day to feed the yeast, and I take the foamy crust on it and discard 80% of the yeast and add water and flour.

Normally, Cenk had reduced his water because he noticed water accumulation on the yeast crust in this part. I am already reducing the water so that the excess water does not form an increasing cycle in the coming days. The new blend smells better and is still at the 8oz level. Let's see what happens tomorrow.

By the way, when Dear Devletşah saw my attempt to make yeast, he suggested a bread that he made himself. unkneaded bread The title was interesting indeed.
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Sourdough Recipe – 2 . DAY

Recipe adapted from cafefernando.com.

Making Sourdough at Home – Ingredients for Day 2 Recipe

  • 125 grams (3/4 cup + 2 tablespoons) bread and whole wheat flour (50%-50%) mix

 

100 grams (about 1/3 cup + 1 tablespoon) drinking water, at room temperature

How to Make Sourdough at Home - Day 2 Recipe?

  1. Discard 80% of the sourdough with the dried layer on top.
  2. Add the flour and water and mix with a wooden spoon until the pieces of flour disappear.
  3. Scrape off the dough sticking to the rim of the bowl, cover the top with a napkin and leave it to ferment in a warm, sun-drenched corner of your kitchen.
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  • on May 28, 2012 at 22:55
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    Yeasts are not bacteria. It is a multicellular capless mushroom, for your information…

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