While you can basically bake any bread with just one kind of sourdough, it sometimes makes sense to add another one. Instead of starting a new sourdough and waiting 1-4 weeks for it to reach maturity, just spawn one from an existing sourdough!
Do you know Frikadellen? They’re german meatballs and great for picnics or a quick meal when you have a batch of them in the freezer, ready to be served at a moment’s notice.
I love a splash of olive oil in my pizza dough, a spoonful of yogurt in the dough for my burger buns, or a bit of butter in the dough for my toast. And there’s a reason for it. If you want to know more, come on over and I explain.
Join me in my kitchen and let’s bake baguettes together. These have a little bit of rye added for a flavor boost and you’ll even see shaping and scoring videos.
Do you like cinnamon rolls? I have something even better: lemon poppyseed rolls: a sweet dough filled with lemon curd and poppyseeds, super rich and super zingy.
Size matters! I’m talking particle size in home milled flours. Come on over and I show you how to make your own wholegrain semolina, bread flour equivalent and even something that resembles all purpose flour.