71: SOURDOUGH - The Scrapings Method, No Waste, No Discard - Bake with Jack
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The creator introduces the 'scrapings method' for sourdough baking, which involves keeping a very small amount of starter in a container in the fridge between bakes without needing to discard or feed it frequently.
From the video
Answers: How do I make sourdough bread without discarding sourdough starter?
- Sourdough bread baking
- Sourdough starter maintenance
- Discard-free sourdough method
- Refrigerating sourdough starter
Ingredients
- 75 g wholemeal rye flour
- 75 g water
What it concludes
- You do not need to keep a large amount of sourdough starter to bake bread.
- A sourdough starter can be kept in the fridge using only scrapings for up to two to three weeks without dying.
- Feeding the starter twice before baking after a long rest in the fridge revives it from its sleepy stage.
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