Activity
Mon
Wed
Fri
Sun
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
What is this?
Less
More

Owned by Sandra

The Bread & Butter Way

425 members • Free

For home bakers done guessing. One clear method, 8 bread modules, weekly live QA with Sandra, and a community baking right alongside you.

83 contributions to The Bread & Butter Way
Help!
Hello all :) happy Thursday! I started my starter yesterday and nothing happened. I mean nothing. Do I trash it and start fresh or feed? Help!
0 likes • 2d
@Wendy Hawkins That's awesome. Next step: we prove it. (discard half & feed it again) we watch what happens. If it doubles again, then we are ready to use to make bread (this is the rehydrated starter correct?)
0 likes • 1d
@Wendy Hawkins I would one more time.
Basic Pancake Batter to Delicious Sourdough Waffles
I am glad I made the Basic Pancake Batter to learn the proper consistency of the starter. My starter consistency varies so now I have a target to shoot for. After evaluation, I mixed in my sourdough starter and proofed in the refrigerator for 3 hours. You can see how the batter changed in the pictures below. The finished waffles were fluffy with air pockets showing the effects of the starter. They were delicious! Batter pics: 1. Basic Pancake Batter 2. Refrigerator proofed sourdough batter
Basic Pancake Batter to Delicious Sourdough Waffles
1 like • 2d
This looks so good! I love a good waffle!
How to measure proof times - start to finish?
I think you addressed this in the last BBW Coaching Call and I know I shouldn't stress about the exact measurements. But as you know, I am experimenting with total proof times and final bread qualities. Is it initial mixed dough time to bake start time?
1 like • 6d
Correct. Fermentation time starts at time of mixing...until it goes in the oven.
Loaf refrig. proof experiment: 12 vs 72 hours Part 1
Part 1 is a Win! thanks to Sandra's guidance during the BBW Coaching Call today. The goal is to compare flavor profile, texture, and importantly digestibility. I am gluten sensitive and have been strictly GF for 12 years. Homemade sourdough makes it possible to eat bread and butter once again.😋 Part 1 loaf pictured was refrigerated proof for 12 hours; baked in a loaf pan at 425 deg. for 30 minutes. I couldn't wait until cool and the crumb is wonderful even so. Part 2 on Friday, 72 hour refrigerator proof. Join the BBW Coaching Calls to share and get guidance from Sandra. I am not going to miss the opportunity!
Loaf refrig. proof experiment:  12 vs 72 hours Part 1
1 like • 7d
How did you like the loaf pan? This was only 1/2 of the recipe correct? Looks good!
1 like • 6d
@Terri Rosett Can't wait to see how your long fermented loaf turns out!
Today's BBM Coaching Call - invaluable!
I just finished the coaching call with Sandra. What a treasure trove of information during the conversation! Sandra's expertise and engaging personality made it easy to attend my first BBM event. I highly recommend that you join in. The more the merrier! I will post some loaf pictures soon. Happy Baking! Terri
1 like • 7d
@Terri Rosett Thank you! It was a pleasure to meet you! I look forward to next week's BBW coaching call!
1-10 of 83
Sandra Brenes
5
275 points to level up
@sandra-brenes-6804
I help home bakers gain confidence & skill by teaching them how to bake sourdough bread through digital courses & mentorship.

Active 4h ago
Joined Aug 13, 2025
Powered by