How to Make Raisin Yeast Sourdough Starter
How to Make Raisin Yeast Sourdough Starter

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Bake bread with wild yeast made from raisins. Raisin yeast is easy to do, but it's an excellent tool for making top notch sourdough bread. It's funny how easy it sometimes sounds when you read instructions for how to make a sourdough starter.

To begin with this particular recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook how to make raisin yeast sourdough starter using 20 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make How to Make Raisin Yeast Sourdough Starter:
  1. Make ready Raisin Yeast Water:
  2. Make ready 40 g raisins or wild grapes
  3. Make ready 80 g warm water
  4. Prepare *****
  5. Take Raisin Starter Dough - Day 1:
  6. Prepare 35 g flour (70%)
  7. Get 15 g whole wheat flour (30%)
  8. Prepare 40 g raisin yeast water (80%)
  9. Get *****
  10. Take Raisin Starter Dough - Day 2:
  11. Make ready 90 g mixture from Day 1 (100%)
  12. Make ready 90 g flour (100%)
  13. Take 54 g warm water (60%)
  14. Take 1 pinch salt
  15. Take *****
  16. Get Raisin Starter Dough - Day 3:
  17. Prepare 234 g mixture from Day 2 (100%)
  18. Get 234 g flour (100%)
  19. Make ready 140 g warm water (60%)
  20. Make ready 1 pinch salt

How does one begin the journey of making naturally leavened bread? It starts with, well, making an incredible sourdough I created my sourdough starter years ago, and it's the same one I use to this day. It's a spoiled brat now, to be. A very interesting sourdough starter made from fermented raisins and a delicious whole wheat bread with olive oil and oregano.

Instructions to make How to Make Raisin Yeast Sourdough Starter:
  1. To make the raisin yeast water: Sterilize a jar with hot water. Add the raisins and water.
  2. Let the jar sit in a warm place for 7 to 8 days. Every day open the lid and stir a little to let fresh air in. When the raisin water is foaming and bubbly, it's ready! Strain it before using - you can use this for any recipe calling for raisin yeast water.
  3. To turn the yeast water into a starter dough: Mix the ingredients fro day 1. Let sit in a warm place for 24 hours (28°C if possible)
  4. On day 2, mix the ingredients for day 2. Let sit in a warm place for 24 hours (28°C if possible)
  5. On day 3, mix the ingredients from day 3. Let sit in a warm place for 12 hours (28°C if possible).
  6. Now you have your raisin/wild grape starter ready to use for baking!
  7. How to refresh the starter: Discard most of the starter leaving behind just a little (for example, keep 100g).
  8. The percentage is 100% leftover starter, 200% flour and 140% warm water. For example, 100 g starter + 200 g flour + 140 g water. Mix in a pinch of salt too.
  9. Let sit in a warm place for 4 to 8 hours, then store in the refrigerator until ready to bake. Refresh every 2 or 3 days.

The bread recipe is very flavorful and can also be made with dry yeast instead of a sourdough starter. Olive oil and oregano flavor the bread beautifully, giving it a. To make sourdough bread, you need a starter. This basic recipe for sourdough starter is perfect for beginners. Once the starter has had a chance to bubble up and grow more yeast, you can use it in sourdough bread recipes.

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