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Mastering Sourdough

Creating sourdough is a challenge worth taking on, especially when you use these sourdough resources to help you along the way! Browse the articles below to and you'll see answers to the most common sourdough FAQs. If you're new to making sourdough recipes, be sure to check out the sourdough starter FAQ and tips before you begin!

Woman working with a ball of sourdough on a kitchen counter.
  • A sourdough batard straight out of the oven - it's still sitting in the Dutch oven. This photo is to demonstrate how much water weight a sourdough loaf should lose during baking time.

    How Much Should Sourdough Weigh Once Baked?

  • A jar of sourdough starter sitting on a white counter top. The jar has large bubbles on the side of the glass.

    How To Get Bigger Bubbles In Your Sourdough Starter

  • A loaf of sourdough bread that has been slice and is nestled in a piece of parchment paper inside a cream enamel Dutch Oven.

    20 Interesting Facts About Sourdough Bread To Know in 2024

  • The perfect loaf of sourdough bread - a sourdough goal to strive for in 2024.

    Bake It Happen: Crush Your Sourdough Goals in 2025!

  • High hydration sourdough bread loaf sitting in front of a Lodge Cast Iron Dutch Oven with another loaf sliced up inside the lid. There is also a light blue dish towel in the photo.

    High Hydration Sourdough Bread Recipe

  • Photo showing what sourdough should look like inside - with four slices of open crumb sourdough sitting in the lid of a Lodge Cast Iron Dutch Oven.

    What Should Sourdough Bread Actually Look Like?

  • Sourdough Starter vs Sourdough Discard: What's The Difference?

    Sourdough Starter vs Sourdough Discard: What's The Difference?

  • 3 loaves of crusty sourdough bread sitting in a row. Each loaf has some parchment paper around it.

    8 Sourdough Experiments Every Home Baker Should Try!

  • Sourdough Bread made with all purpose flour. There is a slice of all purpose sourdough bread sitting on the top of the whole loaf.

    How To Bake Great Sourdough With All Purpose Flour

  • 3 large jars of flour surrounded by some smaller jars containing rye flour, dark malt flour, diastatic malt and salt.

    4 Ingredients for Better Sourdough Results

  • Slice of Dutch Oven Sourdough Bread sitting on a loaf that has been baked in a Lodge Cast Iron Dutch Oven. The Empty Dutch Oven can be seen in the background of the photo.

    How To Bake Perfect Sourdough Bread in a Dutch Oven

  • Jar of sourdough starter sitting on a kitchen counter in front of a white tiled wall. There is a red rubber band around the jar to show that the sourdough starter has doubled. The starter is covered with a piece of paper towel and a rubber band.

    How Does Sourdough Starter Work? [science of sourdough]

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