I read about these pancakes in a book. While I can’t remember the title, author, or even what the book was about, the memory of a barely outlined recipe made in a cold cabin by an Alaskan Homesteader stuck with me long after I finished the story (you’d think that the Alaskan Homesteader bit woul...
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Maybe you bought one of our kits or maybe you dehydrated a starter yourself or maybe you find yourself in possession of a crumbled off white mass proclaiming to be wild yeast…how then do you get from that to this?When you dehydrate a starter, all of the water is removed and the yeast and bacteri...
I love sourdough bread. I love it so much, I even made a business about it and I still love it (no small feat for anyone who has ever turned a beloved pass time into a business). However, sometimes, I just want a soft, squidgy roll that is going to soak up the juices from my pulled pork that i h...
If you have been on Facebook or Instagram of late, you may have noticed ads for the farm popping up as you scroll. After the heady heights of being a flour magnate (and with the realisation about how much income we've lost and continue to lose due to COVID), we decided to try actually marketing t...
What about another bakealong this weekend? An easy one that involves minimal fuss and effort using discard? Oh yes! Lets do it! See you this Saturday 20th June over on Instagram and Facebook stories for a #garturstitchbakealongThis bread is our saving grace. It is for those mornings when you re...
We’ll be using this recipe for a #garturstitchbakealong this weekend - baking the buns on Sunday 5th April.Ingredients200g sourdough starter400g tepid water100g sugar (granulated or caster)50g melted butter (vegans can substitute oil)50g rapeseed or other vegetable oilMixed spice (or cinnamon, nu...