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If you want your sourdough bread to be more sour, here’s what actually matters 👇🏼 For a more sour loaf, use your starter past its peak — ideally well past. For most kitchens, that’s about 4–6 hours after peak, depending on temperature. You can even use an inactive starter, it just means your dough may take a little longer to build strength. Keep in mind, 72°F is ideal. Cooler means things will move slower, warmer means they’ll speed up, so adjust your timing accordingly. For a less sour, more sweet and nutty loaf, use your starter right before peak or right at peak when she’s bubbly and just stops rising. That’s what gives you a softer, more mild flavor instead of that classic tang. This does take some time to learn. You’ll need to watch how your starter behaves, but once you’ve seen it a few times, you’ll know exactly when she’s at peak versus past it. Now here’s something people get wrong — you can bake with an acidic or inactive starter. Most people will tell you not to, and it’s not ideal for every loaf, but it’s actually one of the easiest ways to get a really sour loaf. Another big factor is your cold ferment. For a super sour loaf, aim for 48–72 hours. I wouldn’t go past that because at that point your dough starts turning into one giant starter since it’s eaten through its food. For the opposite, a less sour loaf, try a same-day bake. Go straight from bulk to shaping and baking and skip the long overnight cold ferment. This gives you a lighter, sweeter flavor. Just know that less fermentation means less breakdown of the grains, so it can be a little harder to digest compared to a long ferment. There’s no right way here, just different results. Once you understand how timing affects flavor, you can control exactly what kind of loaf you’re making. Happy baking 🤍#sourdoughstarter #sourdough #sourdoughbread #sourdoughbaking #sourdoughdiscard

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