4 Reasons Why Your Sourdough is Wet & Sticky
To begin, sourdough is a stickier, wetter dough than most yeasted breads - this is because sourdough contains more water. However, while sourdough is wetter & stickier, you should still be able to stretch, fold and shape your dough without too many issues. In this blog, I want to address what causes wet, sticky dough. & how you can fix it so that you can make incredible sourdough bread.
Proofing Sourdough In The Fridge + Tips For Cold Proofing- Crave The Good
Proofing sourdough in the fridge is a little secret that can make your sourdough baking easier and more successful. Learn what proofing is, why you should proof in the fridge, and how long to do it. I'll also describe the benefits of proofing sourdough in the fridge, such as a longer fermentation time and better flavor. So if you're looking to take your sourdough baking to the next level, proofing your sourdough in the fridge is definitely something you should try! | cravethegood.com
No-Knead, Fail-Proof Sourdough Bread Recipe

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