Hello everybody, it’s me again, Dan, welcome to my recipe site. Today, I’m gonna show you how to make a special dish, fizzy bread starter using natural leaven. One of my favorites. This time, I’m gonna make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have fizzy bread starter using natural leaven using 7 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Fizzy Bread Starter using Natural Leaven:

1. Prepare 1 day 1 – 100 grams Yeast extract
2. Make ready 1 day 2 – 50 grams Yeast extract (or water)
3. Prepare 1 day 3 – 50 grams Yeast extract (or water)
4. Make ready 1 day 1 – 100 grams Whole wheat flour (or bread (strong) flour)
5. Prepare 1 day 2 – 50 grams Whole wheat flour (or bread (strong) flour)
6. Get 1 day 3 – 50 grams Whole wheat flour (or bread (strong) flour)
7. Make ready 1 Salt

Add extra water or flour if needed to form a soft, tacky dough. In a bread natural leaven, the lactobacilli and yeasts live alongside one another in a sludgy slurry of flour and water, the starter. A vibrant starter, or natural leavening agent that helps your bread rise, is at the heart of any great slice of bread. My post on building and maintaining a sourdough starter is here with a secondary post on Dave Miller's Starter Maintenance here.

Instructions to make Fizzy Bread Starter using Natural Leaven:

1. (Day 1) Boil jar to sterilize and let dry. Prepare yeast extract (refer to referenced recipe).
2. Put 100 g whole wheat flour, 100 g yeast extract, and a pinch of salt in a jar and mix. Let sit for 1 day at room temperature.
3. (Day 2) It should rise to 2 to 2.5 times in height.
4. Add 50 g whole wheat flour, 50 g yeast extract, and a pinch of salt, then mix. (The proportion of flour to yeast extract is 1:1, so you can also add 100 g flour and 100 g yeast extract. From Day 2, you can substitute water for the yeast extract.)
5. (Day 3) It should rise 2 to 3 times in height. This is the full extent of fermentation. You should see bubbles, and when you open the lid, it should have a nice smell.
6. Add 50 g whole wheat flour, 50 g yeast extract, and a pinch of salt, then mix. (Again, the proportion of flour to yeast extract is 1:1, so you can also add 100 g flour and 100 g yeast extract. From Day 2 onward, you can substitute water for the yeast extract.)
7. (Day 4) It's done! This is "bread starter". You can bake bread with this. If not using right away, store in the refrigerator. You can increase the amount by using the 1:1 proportion of flour to yeast extract. The starter should be used within 2 weeks.

A vibrant starter, or natural leavening agent that helps your bread rise, is at the heart of any great slice of bread. My post on building and maintaining a sourdough starter is here with a secondary post on Dave Miller's Starter Maintenance here. The latter is great for people who bake infrequently or want long-term storage with less feedings. The First Sourdough Recipe used a combination of the wild yeast in the sourdough starter and some commercial yeast. This recipe is good for when your starter is not mature yet.

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