#10 More Fun With Sourdough Bread Baking
What you'll learn
- Incorporate more whole grains and ancient grains into your breads.
- Learn about long fermented dough, the kind that is more easily digested and nutritious.
- Bake up a loaf that looks like a Stegosaurus!
- Find out what to do with the leftover sifted bran/grains from your fresh home milled flour.
- Have a better understanding of how to figure out the Desired Dough Temperature or the DDT.
- Learn how to make and use dough binders.
- Make and use a low hydration Motherdough or Lievito Madre.
Requirements
- This is an intermediate to advanced level course, you should know the basics of sourdough baking.
- You need a mature sourdough starter (The course will also have directions for making your own starter).
- A kitchen scale is necessary for this course
- You will need basic baking equipment for baking sourdough hearth type loaves.
- A mill to grind grain berries would be nice, but you can substitute other flours if you can't grind your own.
Description
This is my tenth sourdough baking course and many of you have been asking me to do more with whole grains. As the baking courses have gotten more advanced with newer and more advanced techniques, I have tried to incorporate more whole grains. With this course there are even more formulas and flour blends using whole grains. Ten new formulas are featured in this course. Most of the whole grain flour is freshly ground. They are all made with sourdough, no commercial yeast is used.
The loaves featured are:
- Khorasan Boules
- July Loaf
- Spring Fling Seeded Sourdough
- CranNut Sourdough
- Khorasan Batards
- Organic Red Spring Wheat Rustic
- One Day Miche
- Ranch Sourdough
- Stegosaurus Bread
- Beetroot Sourdough Bread
You will also learn how to figure out the Desired Dough Temperature or DDT, how to grind and use fresh grains, utilize leftover bran from sifting flour, incorporate low hydration Motherdough, shape 100% hydration dough and also how to make and use dough binders, they are so much fun!
If you need to learn basic sourdough baking skills, please begin with the first few courses, beginning skills are not covered in this course. The formulas in this course are intended for intermediate to advanced bakers.
Some student reviews from my other baking courses:
"What can I say? Teresa is a teacher who knows how to communicate her passion for sourdough bread. She doesn't just give us recipes. She teaches techniques, shares her knowledge, gives support and tips. This is perfect!" Julie Fiset
"I like to watch the whole process before I start, but it looks like it will be really easy to follow once I dive in. I love Teresa's hands on method. Being able to see it as it happens is so helpful!" Karen Yancey
"Super easy to follow with combination of written and video instruction." Meri Issel
"I love all of Teresa's courses, including this one. I am able to produce lovely breads, even though I am new to this. I give her courses the credit for this. Her recipes are also outstanding." Hanle
So, come on and join in the fun! Teresa
Who this course is for:
- This course is perfect for those who have taken my first two or three courses on sourdough baking.
- The serious at home or professional bakers who want to learn more intermediate and advanced sourdough baking will be able to take this course.
- This course is not for beginning sourdough bakers. Please join Sourdough Bread Baking 101 before taking this course.
Course content
- Preview01:04
- 00:44The Sourdough Starter
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Instructor
![Teresa L Greenway](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 4.6 Instructor Rating
- 8,380 Reviews
- 36,823 Students
- 13 Courses
Teresa loves teaching serious home bakers, how to bake real sourdough bread! She worked at two different bakeries besides baking at home for over 40 years. Sixteen years ago, she built a business (Northwest Sourdough) along with a membership site (The Baking Network) around teaching others how to bake real sourdough at home. She published a four volume book called, "Discovering Sourdough," "Extreme Fermentation" and also, "Make Your Own Sourdough Starter." You can find the live series "Make Your Own Sourdough Starter with Me" on You Tube plus a free downloadable e-book.
Teresa's Facebook group, "Perfect Sourdough" is the largest sourdough bread baking group in the world. She also has other groups, "The Baking Network" and "Bread Bakers and Artisan Baked Goods" for all types of baking. Followers can also join her membership site at "The Baking Network" online.
Her Bread Recipes and Formulas from her books and blog and baking courses have been featured on TV and spread all around the world through online forums, her active Facebook group, Perfect Sourdough, Youtube channel and her site, Northwest Sourdough.
Northwest Sourdough is featured in the resource section of Peter Reinhart's book," Artisan Breads Every Day." Teresa was also one of the photographers for "The Grain Gathering" in it's early years when it was called, "Kneading Conference West." She has been featured in numerous articles, magazines and interviews including Forbes and First for Women. She was selected as one of the top ten Udemy instructors in 2015 and now has thirteen sourdough baking courses on Udemy.
Most of all, Teresa loves to see YOU pull a crispy, crusty, holey sourdough loaf from your own oven. Yes, you can learn to bake the best bread in the world!