Why our sourdough takes two days, and what that does for your toast
By Maya, Tue 09:00
Our sourdough takes two days. The dough rests overnight in the walk-in, which slows the yeast and lets the bacteria make the sour.
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Our sourdough takes two days. The dough rests overnight in the walk-in, which slows the yeast and lets the bacteria make the sour. That's where the tang comes from. Keep a loaf cut side down on the board; a paper bag is fine, plastic makes the crust soft by Monday.
In today's fast-paced world, sourdough has become more than just bread. It's a testament to tradition and a journey of flavor. Let's delve into why our loaves stand out. Moreover, our bakers seamlessly blend time-honored techniques with a passion for quality. Whether you're a seasoned foodie or simply curious, our bread offers a unique experience that elevates every meal. Ultimately, it's not just about bread; it's about community.
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Why our sourdough takes two days, and what that does for your toast
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Why our sourdough takes two days, and what that does for your toast
By Maya, Tue 09:00
Our sourdough takes two days. The dough rests overnight in the walk-in, which slows the yeast and lets the bacteria make the sour.
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