thank you Sonia, for explaining this so clearly. Looking forward to more on this subject, as a newbie to sourdough bread making I am suffering from overthinking the process. New subscriber in Ireland
Tip. If you're learning, and beyond- take a tiny piece of dough and put it in the bottom of a little jar or glass. Mark the level with a rubberband. Put next to your large bowl and cover both. When small jar has doubled, you're ready to bake. It's hard to tell "double" when the dough ball is big.
As soon as you said the dough looked like your stomach, I had to subscribe!! Best video of this. I’m a newbie and on my third try due to me not timing this process correctly at all- thank you!! ❤
My house is really hot! No AC and it’s July 😅 now I know I followed the recipe to a T but I need to watch the dough not go by the time the recipe says ❤
I've never seen anyone use rice flour on their counter. That is probably getting incorporated into your dough during shaping and rice flour doesn't absorb liquid like wheat flour does. Have you noticed a crunch or odd texture in the crumb? I've been doing sourdough for almost 5 years and I use water on the counter if anything. It's really best to use nothing so that there's resistance on the surface to help with building tension. I hope this helps. I also deflate the bigger bubbles to avoid tunnels and huge holes
Actually rice flour is best as it doesn't get incorporated in the dough (unlike wheat flour) I use rice flour on my counter for everything as it doesn't toughen the dough :)
I put about 2tb of dough into a straight sided glass and mark it with a band just like what I do with the starter. Then I can measure double and wait until it gets there
thank you Sonia, for explaining this so clearly. Looking forward to more on this subject, as a newbie to sourdough bread making I am suffering from overthinking the process. New subscriber in Ireland
Tip. If you're learning, and beyond- take a tiny piece of dough and put it in the bottom of a little jar or glass. Mark the level with a rubberband. Put next to your large bowl and cover both. When small jar has doubled, you're ready to bake. It's hard to tell "double" when the dough ball is big.
Thank you for making this video! I've watched so many other vids & still couldn't understand how my dough should be. Now I get it, thank you!
As soon as you said the dough looked like your stomach, I had to subscribe!! Best video of this. I’m a newbie and on my third try due to me not timing this process correctly at all- thank you!! ❤
My house is really hot! No AC and it’s July 😅 now I know I followed the recipe to a T but I need to watch the dough not go by the time the recipe says ❤
Sonia your dough looks absolutely beautiful. Hoping your next video we see a beautiful loaf of baked bread 😊
I've never seen anyone use rice flour on their counter. That is probably getting incorporated into your dough during shaping and rice flour doesn't absorb liquid like wheat flour does. Have you noticed a crunch or odd texture in the crumb? I've been doing sourdough for almost 5 years and I use water on the counter if anything. It's really best to use nothing so that there's resistance on the surface to help with building tension. I hope this helps. I also deflate the bigger bubbles to avoid tunnels and huge holes
Actually rice flour is best as it doesn't get incorporated in the dough (unlike wheat flour) I use rice flour on my counter for everything as it doesn't toughen the dough :)
Love this video. Hope you make one of your start to finish douh making/baking process
Excellent presentation. Thanks so much. You answered questions I had been wondering about.
Please make a video on how you make and maintain your starter.
Thank you Sonia, I’m 2 weeks into the sourdough obsession and your info helps. I talk to my starter also 😂
I put about 2tb of dough into a
straight sided glass and mark it with a band just like what I do with the starter. Then I can measure double and wait until it gets there
Just found your presentation and would loved to hear you talk about what your started looked like when mixing in your dough. I'll keep looking!
Thankyou for making the steps so clear !!
How long do you keep them in the fridge? Thank you for actually showing how the dough should look when it's thru bulk fermenting.
I talk to my starter and my dough. Lol
Well explained thankyou🎉
Can you use a whole wheat starter and when you bake use with that whole wheat starter breadflour?????
Do u have the rest of SD bread making beyond the BF video?
Very helpful, ty 😊
Why don't you use a curved scraper to remove the dough from the bowl?
Vertical video. Not interested.
She's likely using her phone