Motherdough Bread
The following video series is an excerpt from my online baking course: “Sourdough Bread Baking Experiments.“
Motherdough Bread is a sourdough bread not just made from motherdough, but ALL motherdough. See how I made it here:Continue reading
Sourdough Baking Techniques 1 – The Dough
Here are a collection of Sourdough Baking Technique videos about “The Dough,” all in one place. I thought it would be a good idea to have a list of videos and resources for baking techniques in one post so that you can bookmark it or share it with a new baker. However, one post would be too long, so I am breaking it up into three posts. This post will deal with techniques for The Dough. I will do a second post for Baking Equipment Ideas and a third post for Assorted Baking Techniques.Continue reading
Baking Course 2 – Images and Discount Code
“Learn to Bake Classic Bread, Artisan Sourdough.” (Course 2)
This new sourdough baking course is the second course in the series of sourdough baking courses hosted on Udemy.com. These courses are at your own pace, online and accessible for your lifetime. You will get a certificate upon completion.Continue reading
Pre-Launch of My New Baking Course – Friday, August 21st!
Hello Everyone! I’ve had a lot of interest in my new course and am excited for this Friday to arrive. Friday morning I will be sending out the Pre-Launch notice to all of the people on my Early Bird list. Not only do they get early entrance to my new course, “Learn to Bake Classic Bread, Artisan Sourdough,” Continue reading
Super Giveaway & Pre-Launch Sign Up – 2 Weeks left….
SUPER GIVEAWAY!! WIN a Brod & Taylor Bread Proofer (it also makes great yogurt and melted chocolates).
To celebrate the launch of my second baking course, “Learn to Bake Classic Breads, Artisan Sourdough,” on August 28th, I will be hosting a super giveaway!Continue reading
How to get Blisters on Your Bread Crust
I have been called the queen of blisters…. ha ha ha! I love it! Now if you are from those countries where bread crust blisters are considered a fault, then go off and hide in the corner because this post isn’t for you. Here in the USA we love blistered crust, Continue reading
Sunny Sourdough
It was a wonderfully sunny day so I named this bread Sunny Sourdough. Sunny sourdough is made with motherdough that has been aged at least 3 – 5 days. I had some 60% motherdough that was two weeks old and I wanted to use it so I made this bread.
Salish Sea Sourdough and Passionate for Pies
Salish Sea Sourdough
I have been baking Salish Sea Sourdough at Passionate for Pies for two weeks now. Passionate for Pies is owned by two of the nicest people in Eastsound, Wa. Shasha Jean and Marie Bigbee opened Passionate for Pies three years ago. Their pies, tarts, and pot pies are reknown in the San Juan Islands and beyond for being the tastiest, most wholsome pastry treats available.
40/100 Motherdough – Featuring…Jeremy – Stir the Pots
My baker friend Jeremy baked up a loaf of the 40/100 Motherdough and produced a mighty fine loaf.
See the post on his blog, Stir the Pots. Jeremy has some incredible posts. I will post links to a few that I really found interesting. You should bookmark his site and see what he has baking/cooking on a regular basis.
40/100 Sour Seed Bread
I have been experimenting with low hydration, extremely aged motherdough in the 40% and 60% hydration range. This post is about the 40% motherdough or seed dough as I often call it.
