Watch along as I freeze dry my excess starter to use at a later date. Ready and active again within 2 days!

Shayla Egan on Instagram: "✨🍞CAN SOURDOUGH STARTER BE FREEZE DRIED AND RECONSTITUTED?!! I did some research and found little to no information. The few reviews said it was a 50/50 chance of the starter coming back alive, so I decided to try it out myself. After 6 days of testing, I can finally say, "YES, IT WORKS!" 🥳 One of my favorite parts about this experiment is that I only needed 10 grams of freeze dried sourdough starter to make it grow. So if everyone stores water, flour, and…

Can you freeze-dry sourdough starter? Well, of course. You can freezedry anything. Whether it turns out okay is another story. [Freezedried_sourdough_starter.PNG] The Experiment Rather than waste a batch of sourdough discard, I wondered what wou

I going to show you how to dry sourdough starter. Why? Because drying is the best way to preserve your sourdough starter for the long term.

Learn how to freeze sourdough starter to preserve it for later use. Perfect for when sourdough baking needs to go on the back burner.

This is a long term storage solution for a mature sourdough starter that you don't want to use for long periods. You can freeze it for up to 12 months and it's a good alternative to drying your sourdough starter.

Tips and video on how to reconstitute and get your starter up and going! Let's make bread!

Sourdough starter is a fusion of flour and water inhabited by yeast and lactic acid bacteria. It helps make tasty, digestible bread with a particular tang and texture. A unique preservation technology, freeze drying, retains this live culture without losing its fermentative potential. Sourdough starter is shelf-stable

Learn how to dry sourdough starter for a convenient way to keep a starter without the constant feeding schedule.

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