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Sourdough Bread

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Naturally leavened bread with a tangy sourness and a mildly sweet crumb. Its flavor profile complements any topping.

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What is the difference between sourdough bread and regular commercial bread?

Sourdough relies on a natural, wild yeast starter rather than commercial baker's yeast for leavening. This slow fermentation process produces lactic acid, which gives the bread its signature tangy flavor and chewy texture.

Is sourdough bread easier to digest for people with gluten sensitivities?

Yes, the long fermentation process breaks down much of the gluten and phytic acid found in wheat flour. This pre-digestion makes the nutrients more bioavailable and often makes sourdough easier to tolerate for those with mild gluten sensitivities.

What ingredients are actually in traditional sourdough bread?

True artisan sourdough contains only three basic ingredients: flour, water, and salt. The leavening agent is simply a portion of the wild yeast starter cultivated from a mixture of flour and water.

How do you keep a sourdough bread loaf fresh after cutting it?

To retain its crusty exterior and soft crumb, you should store cut sourdough bread face-down on a wooden cutting board. Avoid storing it in the refrigerator, as this actually dries out the crumb faster.

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