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Wild Blooms GF Sourdough

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This group is for anyone who wants to finally make delicious gluten free sourdough at home - without overwhelm, wasted ingredients, or frustration.

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Holes
What am I doing wrong? My loaf from last weekend that we did together had a whole through it, although not to this degree. This loaf I prepped yesterday to bake today. I felt like I pushed the air out of the dough after mixing again since I had a hole in the first one and it was 100 times worse with this loaf. It measured 211 degrees when I took it out but will still gummy when I cut into it and that was after 6 hours of cooling. Now I realize that I was measure the temperature of the giant air pocket. The only thing positive about this loaf is the crust.
Holes
0 likes • 26d
We can fix this! First, let’s lower your hydration - instead of 400g of water let’s go to 390g. Also skip the 1 hour rise after your second mix. Go straight to basket and then to pan to bake. Let’s also increase your bake time. Do 45 minutes covered and 23 minutes uncovered. I’m free tomorrow afternoon if you want to hop on a call to shape a loaf!
1 like • 26d
Keep me posted! I’m off work next Wednesday-Saturday so if we need to schedule to do one together I’m happy to.
Today’s loaf!
Here’s my loaf from today’s gluten free sourdough live class. It was manhandled while I taught and rescued by a second score halfway through baking. If you baked today feel free to share 😍 And a huge THANK YOU for being here!
Today’s loaf!
1 like • Feb 1
@Jennifer Schepps I use Anthony’s Premium Tapioca starch. The stronger sourdough flavor comes from letting it rest after the final mix. If you like a really strong sourdough flavor you could let it sit the full 60 (or up to 120 minutes if you watch it close to not over ferment). You can also lower your honey slightly to get a more sour flavor.
1 like • Feb 1
@Emily Sciglimpaglia-Vigue oh man! I’m sorry that happened! This is a perfect example of an air pocket getting stuck in the dough. If you’re still having trouble with shaping you can decrease your psyllium to 5g. Your dough will be WET - so harder to work with but this is less likely to happen.
tomorrow
Hi! Are we supposed to feed the starter tomorrow morning as usual? If I fed it at 7 that would only give it 6 hours before we bake with it so I just wanted to check. I'm going to be asking a lot of questions :) I've thrown out countless loaves over the last few months so I really want to get it right!
0 likes • Jan 30
Yes! Feed it tomorrow morning at 7am!
0 likes • Jan 30
I’m ready for all the questions! It gives me more to talk about :)
Starter
Hi! I am getting ready to start my starter. I have a question on the timing. Does the timing need to be exact? If I start it at 10pm tonight, do I have to feed it exactly at 6am tomorrow or is 7am ok? Then if I feed it again 8 hours later that would be 2 or 3pm, which would put Step 4 (12 hours later) at 2 or 3am then next day. The ongoing feedings I can do every 12 hours but it's just the first few that I am trying to figure out. Thanks!
0 likes • Jan 27
You can definitely move it back or forward an hour. It’s pretty hardy :)
Gluten Free Sourdough LIVE Class
Don’t forget to get signed up for the gluten free sourdough live class! Spots are filling up quick! https://www.skool.com/wild-blooms-gf-sourdough-7831/classroom/b5df7eb7
0 likes • Jan 14
@Chase Bushman yes, the free classes were given away via lottery and completed in December.
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Gluten-free sourdough made simple. I’m Christina—a nurse, mom, and micro-bakery owner teaching you how to bake amazing GF sourdough at home.

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