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August 11, 2024 3 mins
In this episode of the Breaking Bread Podcast, host Rachel Parker deep-dives into the art and science of making sourdough bread, primarily referencing insights from Henry Hunter's book, 'Vitale Sourdough Mastery'. The discussion revolves around the vital significance of choosing the right flour, the maintenance of 'starter' for bread, the fermentation process, and the nuances of shaping and baking a loaf. Rachel highlights Hunter's innovative fermentolyse technique, which introduces a new way to mix ingredients. She also emphasizes the importance of steering clear of excess moisture during the steamy initial minutes of the baking phase. Eager bakers are encouraged to refer to the book for more in-depth knowledge on sourdough bread-making techniques. The show concludes promoting the 'Baking Great Bread at Home' Facebook community, where bakers from diverse levels can interact, learn, and share their baking stories.
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