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The journey to making sourdough bread begins with cultivating a starter [], a simple mixture of flour and water that ferments over several days, developing into a bubbly and active culture teeming with wild yeast and bacteria []. This starter needs regular feeding with fresh flour and water, a process that can be adapted for daily or weekly bakers []. For those who find creating a starter challenging, local bakeries often generously share their own active cultures [].
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The journey to making sourdough bread begins with cultivating a starter [], a simple mixture of flour and water that ferments over several days, developing into a bubbly and active culture teeming with wild yeast and bacteria []. This starter needs regular feeding with fresh flour and water, a process that can be adapted for daily or weekly bakers []. For those who find creating a starter challenging, local bakeries often generously share their own active cultures [].