First time posting my bread to Reddit 🥳
Recipe : Tartine’s classic country bread recipe with a hydration adjustment ( did a 70% hydration instead of 75%)

I bake bread sporadically and cannot be bothered to feed the starter regularly if I am not baking.

I just leave it in the fridge and take it out 2 or 3 days before a new bake and feed it once a day usually

I’ve had this starter for almost 4 years now and have always mistreated it this way 😆
I was quite diligent with feedings in the first months of its life so maybe that’s what makes it “ strong “

Looking forward to any comments or feedback 🌸

by celtgr

3 Comments

  1. AbbeyRoadMoonwalk

    This is what makes sourdough so intimidating as a newbie because veteran bakers are so loosey goosey with the “rules” but recipes are so strict 😂

  2. ARaidingCaboose

    What are your starter feeding frequencies and ratios for the days before you bake?

  3. Just by curiosity, do you prepare your starter by feeding the sourdough in a new jar or always in the same ?

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