The recipe was essentially unchanged from the previous one. The only difference was the age of the starter. Based on the Kitchn formula, it was "mature" enough, after 4 feedings. I'm too much of a novice to independently verify that. However, i CAN say that the starter immediately bubbles up after being fed with the 1:1 flour:water.
Notes:
1. It smelled a bit like sourdough, but there was no significant amount of sour flavor. I don't really mind, since my point to the starter is to homebrew a leavening - not a flavoring - agent.
2. The air pockets seemed a little bigger this time around, which may be a consequence of the "mature" starter. I'm still not satisfied with the way the lower half compresses.
VERDICT: Still not good, but still edible.
Next: Put it upside-down into the Dutch oven.
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