Instructions
Growing a sourdough starter at home is as simple as adding filtered water to flour every day for a week, stirring, and waiting for nature’s magic. Whole grains, the air in our environment, and even our hands all contribute wild yeast and lactobacilli (LAB) that work together to create a natural product that makes bread rise.
Step By Step Instructions To Make Sourdough Starter
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Yes, you can make Amish Friendship Bread without starter! This easy cinnamon quick bread is moist and tender (thanks to pudding in the mix), simple to stir together, and perfect for sharing with loved ones. Each loaf is laced with notes of cinnamon and sugar for a sweet breakfast, snack or dessert that pairs perfectly with a warm cup of coffee.