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How to wake up your Sourdough Starter from the fridge : the trick to not feeding it everyday!
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I'm waking my sourdough starter up from the fridge. We leave our sourdough starter in the fridge all the time. And this is the secret to making sourdough work for everyday life.
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- 0:00the trick to the easiest sourdough leave your starter in the fridge!
- 0:39the liquid on top of your starter is NOT BAD! It's a good sign
- 1:21first step to wake up your starter is to mix the liquid in
- 1:55you do not need to feed the starter in your fridge
- 2:23second step remove 15 grams of cold from the fridge starter
- 3:53third step feed the starter
- 4:51how I determine if I need to do one feeding or multiple to get my starter active
- 5:42fourth step feed the starter again
- 7:04why there are different ratios to feed your starter
- 8:16letting your starter rise on the counter
- 9:02a trick to helping your starter double in size
- 10:00this is what your starter should look like when it's ready to bake with
- 11:1812:27 - sourdough works for everyday life! so glad we get to bake together