Understand how to change your sourdough starter ratio for a slower or faster peak, giving you more control over your sourdough starter.

I have a sourdough starter, now what? I am going to break it down so you can start baking delicious sourdough treats right away.

How to feed your sourdough starter to keep it happy, healthy and mold-free. Repeat this process every time you feed your starter, whether you’re feeding it daily, weekly, or monthly. If you’re planning on using it to make bread, feed it a few days in a row to make sure it’s nice and strong. Use the discard to make scallion pancakes.

It’s important to understand feeding and maintaining a sourdough starter once you’ve established your own. Get my free guide here!

Tips on keeping a smaller sourdough starter to reduce waste but still have a strong and lively starter for baking sourdough bread.

Learn how much a cup of sourdough starter weighs, depending on its stage: active or discard. Successful sourdough baking depends on ratios and timing so measuring accurately is very important. This post will explore the role of the starter, accuracy in baking, differences in starter stages, how to measure sourdough accurately with cups, and variables that impact the weight of sourdough starter.

Stop burning the bottom of your sourdough or crusty artisan bread! Here's 10 easy ways to have perfect sourdough bread bases every time.

Learn how to feed, maintain, store and save a backup of your sourdough starter the simple way with our easy step by step instructions.

Learn how to make your own sourdough starter from scratch using just flour and water and start baking sourdough bread in just a few days! *** Sourdough starters have been a homestead kitchen staple for as long as there have been homesteaders. One Chicago Tribune article highlights just how valuable sourdough starters really were for