HomeJournal Journal Why our sourdough takes two nights 07 November 20261 min read Slow rising, one crackly crust. We feed the starter every evening and let the dough rise slowly in the cold for two nights. The long rest gives the loaf its gentle tang and a crust that crackles when you press it. By 7 am the first loaves are out, still warm. Share
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