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Create Your Own Sourdough Starter

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Making your own sourdough starter is a fun and rewarding science experiment. You will learn about the process of fermentation and see a live transformation take place as you create your own thriving starter. It is a 7-day quest and you need to do some research about it. I recommend for the first feeding to mix half water and half lemon juice for the liquid part. Once finished, you can use it to make your favorite homemade sourdough goodies!

🎯 Objectives

  • Gather supplies
  • Mix a starter recipe
  • Set a perfect environment for fermentation
  • Monitor the fermentation process
  • Document your results
  • Understanding how temperature, pH and hydratation influence wild fermentation

🎨 Supplies

A spoon or whisk, bio rye flour, water, lemon juice, scale, a jar

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