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I’m very similar, even my toaster method! I bake bread for the household once a week. 1 kilo of flour, 2 loaves. Sliced up and frozen within an hour or so of co
by ycombinete 6y ago
I’m very similar, even my toaster method! I bake bread for the household once a week. 1 kilo of flour, 2 loaves. Sliced up and frozen within an hour or so of coming out of the oven.
I don’t understand how a sourdoughs starter could go stale though, as it’s a liquid, not bread?
My starter recently got the orange streak of doom, and I’m back to an overnight biga artisan bread.
I avoid the fridge as it definitely stales homemade bread, and leaving it out too long ends up chasing mould. Freezer is the best option for sure.
- lostlogin 6y agoIt’s interesting how different breads made at home go stale. Sourdough does lasts a few days. Focaccia ages terribly and is stale after a day. Ciabatta ages really well and is still good days later. The ciabatta is made with tipo 00 flour.