What bread flour to buy and where to get it from. Included are direct links to bricks and mortar stores and online suppliers so you can have it home delivered.
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Best no-knead sourdough bread recipe, Low-Maintenance Sourdough, Other Sourdough Breads, Traditional Sourdough,
BEST no-knead olive and thyme sourdough bread recipe
A simple no-knead sourdough that’s full of flavour, your guests will be lining up for the last piece!
What is ‘strong bread flour’ in the States? And where to buy it online.
Suitable flour for bread making? It’s the same no matter where you are in the world. What changes across the globe is the labeling. Learn how to tell if flour is true bread flour or just clever marketing. You won’t even need to open the packet!
Where to buy sourdough starter in Australia and overseas
Where to buy sourdough starter in Australia or any country around the world. Plus the benefits of buying a sourdough starter vs making one and the 2 different types of sourdough starter that you can buy.
How to feed a sourdough starter ~ Traditional method
Learn how to feed your sourdough starter. What to feed, when to feed and how much. Plus discover a few other helpful hints for keeping a successful sourdough starter!
How to tell when your sourdough bread is cooked – The Knock Test
Learn how to know when your loaf of sourdough bread is cooked without any experience or special tools.
BEST no-knead sourdough bread recipe that works (Traditional)
A simple no-knead sourdough that makes a loaf of sourdough bread ready for the oven in under 6 minutes of hands-on time (plus a little coffee and sleep time!)
How to tell when your sourdough bread is ready to bake – The Poke Test.
There is an art to coordinating your oven and your dough. Learn how to know when your sourdough bread is ready for baking.
Skip the refrigerator method and bake your sourdough
Changes in the weather can throw your timing out the window and you don’t have time to use the refrigerator method or, sometimes you just want to bake after shaping your loaf. Here’s how.
Making more than one loaf of sourdough bread at the same time
It takes the same amount of time and energy to make two loaves of as it does one! So it makes sense to double the mix.