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Sourdough

Back from the Bread, but not 100%

As you probably know we've been closed for a month due to water damage in our kitchen. The cause and extent of the damage go deeper than we expected which forced us to push back opening twice. This has also lead us to a point where we are going to have to make some very [...]

Storage and Reheat Instructions

Whether you've loaded up on freezer loaves, you just received your recently baked shipment, or you're just trying to make your local delivery last until next week: proper storage and reheating are the keys to the best sourdough experience every time! Storage Room temperature: up to 3 days Sourdough's acidic properties naturally retard mold growth, [...]

Why we predominantly use white flour

Whole wheat flour is often touted as being the healthier flour when compared to white flour. The bran (the part of the wheat that is present in whole wheat flour but is removed from white flour) is where most of the vitamins and minerals of wheat are contained. But are those vitamins and minerals even [...]

Should we be eating grains?

When it comes to grains there are two extremes. There’s the mainstream that says grains are the bottom of the food pyramid and they should be the majority of what you eat. On the other side there’s the carnivores who say you should never eat grains. Like most things in life, we believe the sweet [...]

Why go sourdough?

Fermentation The fermentation process is what makes sourdough, sourdough. During fermentation, good bacteria and wild yeast break down starches and sugars as well as breaks down the harmful plant defense chemicals such as lectins, gluten, and phytic acid. The traditional method of sourdough fermentation has been almost entirely replaced by baker's yeast and chemical leavening [...]

Tips for storing sourdough

Room temperature Up to 3 days Sourdough's acidic properties naturally retard mold growth, but only for a little while since it is fresh bread with no preservatives. If you're going to eat your loaf in the next two days, you can leave it on the countertop. Wrap it in a kitchen towel or a cloth [...]

A reminder of what’s most important

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Seacrest Sourdough (@seacrest_sourdough) The interview in the clip above shows Zach Bush telling Paul Saladino about the effects of love found through a study on rabbits. It's a reminder that although there are a ton of toxins out there, and we're on a mission [...]

How to revive your new dried starter

Add your 6 grams crumbled dried sourdough starter to a bowl. Add 26 grams filtered water. Stir until the dry starter is completely submerged in the water. Cover with a lid and allow mixture to sit for one hour at room temperature. After an hour, add 20 grams bread flour (preferably organic) and stir until [...]

Return to common sense, focus on quality

How you feel in the moment, and overall well being over time. Personally those are the two metrics we think about when we try to optimize health and happiness. There are so many factors that affect these metrics: getting enough sunlight, exercise, sleep, stress management, hydration, diet etc. By diet we don't mean anything in [...]