
The dough has risen:

The loaves:

The finished product:

The verdict: I didn't let the starter ferment long enough, so we ended up with a very tasty bread that was lots of fun to knead and bake, but not quite sour enough to be good sourdough. I replenished the starter and am letting it sit a few more days and we'll try again. In the meantime, however, the bread is quite good, and my husband and kids liked it!
2 comments:
Bravo! This bread is so yummy toasted and then drizzled with honey. Wow! I think I just gained a pound thinking about it.
Wow! I have to say that I am impressed. I tried to make (regular old plain) bread ONCE and that was enough to convince me that I am completely devoid of bread-making talent and much better off with the store bought kind =).
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