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Hello Reader, Happy New Year, fellow sourdough baker! I hope you’ve had a festive break filled with crumbs (and maybe a bit of fizz too). As we step into 2025, let's explore a new technique in sourdough baking - lamination! By folding and stretching, you’ll strengthen the gluten network, making your dough rise better and bake even more beautifully. Plus, it’s perfect for incorporating mix-ins like cheese, seeds, jalapeno slices or fruit. If this sounds like a fun challenge, I’ve written a full article diving into the sourdough laminating technique. Check it out below:. Here’s to new bakes, fresh skills, and a year of incredible loaves! Follow us on social media platforms to see our recipes and cooking tips on your feed! Here's where you can find us: |
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