How I Manage My Sourdough Starter for My MicroBakery



by KLSFishing

13 Comments

  1. Inquirous

    How do people work dough that looks like that without it getting stuck to their hands? Water? More flour?

  2. Maverick-Mav

    When you switched to 1:10:10, did you just let it go longer between feedings (like 24 hrs vs 12)? Or change temperature or what?

  3. BadDentalWork

    Okay to DM for questions about the business side of baking?

  4. roaming_art

    What hydration are you working with for your loaves and starter? Looks lovely!

  5. cusack6969

    Title about starter, and video is about 5% starter?
    And you don’t ‘manage’ anything in it, just pull a spoon out?
    What is this post?

  6. KLSFishing

    *Common Question I Get About My Sourdough Starter

    I usually keep 50-100 grams in a container in the fridge during the week till my prep days on Saturday.

    If I need 1000 grams of starter I feed my 50g of starter 500g of water and 500g bread flour. This will leave me a little leftover for next bake.

    I scale up/down depending on how much levain I need and I adjust my water temp depending on how much time I have to let the levain ripen. I typically keep my water around 75-80 degrees overnight for 8-12 hours.

    No need to keep a massive amount of starter around all the time 👌

  7. Plantfire

    Are the loaf pans you’re baking in just cheap non-stick ones?

  8. logicgames

    I already love watching your baking videos (especially the chocolate breads!!!). I truly appreciate you sharing your experience and expertise!

  9. TLostWave

    This is the bread I strive for anytime I bake 🥹🥺 It looks SOOOO GOOOD.

  10. Rebel_lion_us

    loved ur video. they look delicious.. thx for postin em

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