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Stiff Starter Feeding Guide

Serves 1
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Stiff Starter Feeding Guide

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Serves 1

Directions

  1. 1Discard down to 20 g of starter.
  2. 2Add flour and water.
  3. 3Mix until no dry bits remain.
  4. 4Shape into a smooth ball.
  5. 5Score the top with scissors.
  6. 6Mark the jar.
  7. 7Let it rise until tripled.

Ingredients

  • 20 g starter
  • 40 g flour
  • 20 g water
  • 24 g water

Equipment

jarscissors

Tips

  • A stiff starter has lower hydration, usually around 50–65% water compared to flour.
  • It ferments more slowly, develops less acidity, and creates a stronger, more stable structure.
  • The score on top slowly opens as it rises, which is an easy sign your stiff starter is active and healthy.

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