Fermented Apple Water for sourdough Breads

This is easiest way to make a starter for any sourdough bread that I found. You can bake a one-off bread or feed her for the next batch as a Levain. I will show you how to bake a sourdough bread using the fermented water later. See you in a week!!!!
Fermented Apple Water for sourdough Breads
This is easiest way to make a starter for any sourdough bread that I found. You can bake a one-off bread or feed her for the next batch as a Levain. I will show you how to bake a sourdough bread using the fermented water later. See you in a week!!!!
Steps
- 1
D1 - Cut the apple and cored. Put the apple in to the jar. Lid it tightly.
- 2
D2 to D4, Shake once a day. You can see some bubbles in the jar.
- 3
Day 5 to D7, it is the same as D2 to D4.
- 4
Fermented Rhubarb water is nice as well.
- 5
What do you need to do is that shake it and give it good air once a day. Listen to the fizz sound every time you open the lid and it's getting strong and then got no more big bubbles coming up again. The time to bake. The fermentation time will be depending on the room temperature in your kitchen. Higher temparture, quicker fermentation. Here in Britain, be patient.
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