When talking about sourdough bread, the term most commonly used is “overproofing.” Overproofing vs. Overproving: In summary, “overproofing” is the term you would typically use in the context of sourdough bread, especially in American English. Both terms are understood and technically correct, but your choice may depend on the regional preference of your audience.
What is Levain? A levain (often spelled “levain” in French) is a type of pre-ferment traditionally used in the making of sourdough bread. It’s essentially a mixture of flour and water that has been inoculated with wild yeasts and bacteria from the environment. Over time, this mixture ferments, creating a natural leavening agent. The process […]
You have your beautiful sourdough starter, but then something happens, my be life happens and you stuck your buddy in a jar in the fridge and ….forget about it for a long while…..The poor thing looks dead once you finally have time to attend to it. I think you should definitely give a try at […]
How to store fresh sourdough bread? Sourdough bread is best stored in a way that helps to maintain its texture and flavor for as long as possible. Here are some tips for storing sourdough bread: Store at room temperature: Sourdough bread can be stored at room temperature for up to 2-3 days, depending on the […]
Scoring is a technique used to create a beautiful pattern on the surface of a loaf of sourdough bread. This pattern not only adds to the aesthetic appeal of the bread, but it also serves a practical purpose. By scoring the bread, bakers create weak points in the dough that allow the bread to expand […]
Sourdough bread may have a lower glycemic index than other types of bread, which means it may affect blood sugar levels differently. The glycemic index is a mefasure of how quickly a food raises blood sugar levels. Sourdough bread is made using a sourdough starter, which is a mixture of flour and water that has […]