Been seeing all these sourdough posts everywhere and decided to try it since I'm home more these days. Made a starter about 10 days ago, did my first loaf yesterday and honestly it came out pretty good. Not perfect but way better than I expected. My family devoured it this morning. The whole process is actually kind of meditative. Anyone else doing this or am I late to the party?
That's awesome man, sourdough is legit harder than it looks. 10 days to get a starter going shows you've got patience, which honestly is what soccer parents need anyway.
Nice work getting that first loaf to turn out. Reminds me of finally finishing a project right the first time without having to redo it.
Dude congrats, that's a win. My wife's been bugging me to try sourdough but I barely have time to breathe with the new baby. How much work is the daily feeding part?
Nice! Being home more definitely helps with the timing. Are you planning to keep making it or was this more of a one-time experiment?
Sourdough is one of those projects that feels impossible until suddenly it isn't. The starter maintenance is the real commitment though, fair warning.
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Getting a successful loaf on the first try is honestly impressive. Most people's first attempts are... less than stellar. What's your secret?