SOURDOUGH BREAD RECIPES

Sourdough bread is some pungent, sour bread rich in flavor and tradition.

Bread from Sourdough dates to biblical times. The healthful nature of the fermentation process that makes it sour is also thought to be a better choice of breads.

Sourdough was the main staple of one of Mount Mc Kinley's first expedition.

Sourdough has come to be known in America by many names. It was called sourdough in California settlers, while it was known in cattle as chuckwagon bread. Pioneers called cellar or cellar broth sourdough since the pioneers used to called it yeast dough and can buy a cup of sourdough starter for one penny in the basement, though Philadelphia. In Kentucky sourdough, the name of spook yeast is known, and it is used to baked spook bread.

Because metal triggers a chemical reaction and destroys your sourdough, you should never store the starter in a metal jar. In the wooden pot, the typically sourdough starter was kept in the warm, free space in a kitchen. Glass could be used, but the wood is an alternative since it has a temperature that is more consistent than glass and has not so quickly crashed on its journey.