Keeping sourdough starter alive

An easy sourdough starter feeding and maintenance routine for the home baker. See notes for possible adjustments. To make a homemade starter, visit this post: https://aberlehome.com/easy-sourdough-starter-from-scratch/

If you're finding it challenging to keep your sourdough starter alive, this is the guide for you! We're helping to troubleshoot some of the common issues that beginners have with their sourdough and offering practical tips on how to maintain a healthy starter!

How to create and maintain a sourdough starter

Are you struggling to maintain a sourdough starter in the fridge... but you feel like you are wasting tons of flour feeding your starter on the counter? Try this less wasteful sourdough maintenance method. #sourdoughstarter #sourdoughbaking #frugalkitchen #breadbaking

Sourdough starter in a glass jar on top of a wooden countertop.

Since I like to keep my sourdough starter process as simple and easy as possible, the question of "how often should you feed a sourdough starter" really translates for me to "how little can you get away with feeding it and have it still survive and work for baking?" #CulturedandFermentedBreads

If you have begun your sourdough journey, and started your first sourdough starter you have likely found yourself with some excess sourdough discard. The discard does not have to go to waste, as it can be used in a variety of ways. If you keep your discard, it can leave you wondering, How long does sourdough discard last in the fridge? This post will take you through how to store sourdough discard, what you can use it for, and how long it will last.

Flour, water, and time are all you need to make a beautiful, bubbly sourdough starter that you can use to make delicious baked goods for years!

Check out these helpful tips and tricks for not only dehydrating your sourdough starter, but how to used dried sourdough!

Learn how to fix common sourdough starter problems. Here you'll find everything you need to know about reviving, maintaining, and understanding your starter. Whether your starter isn't rising, smells like nail polish remover, or has possibly developed mold on top, you're in the right place.

"How do you know when your sourdough starter is ready?" is a question I get a lot. The following seven signs indicate your starter is healthy.

Fresh, new sourdough starter using the no waste or no discard method Here I go into tools you need, ingredients, and 7 day step by step instructions on how to make a No waste Sourdough Starter with…

These soft flour Sourdough Tortillas come together in no time with just 4 ingredients and some water. They can be made with sourdough discard or active sourdough starter and can be made same day or long-fermented. Give this super simple, flexible recipe a try and be prepared to give up store bought tortillas forever!

You DON’T have to constantly feed your sourdough starter to keep it alive. I’ve gone as long as six months (I know people who have gone longer) with my starter in the fridge without feeding her when...

Sourdough Starter 🍞✨ The Secret to Homemade Artisan Bread: Sourdough Starter Ingredients: Flour (1/2 cup: whole wheat or all-purpose) Water, 75°F...