I have been having problems with my rye sourdough. The final product has tended to be super dense, acid, or just dead on arrival. What was wrong? I queried Quentin Berthonneau, whose advice reminded me of previous input from Kamel Saci. Smart minds think alike, I guess. Anyway, their suggestions were about temperature; warm up the water, refresh and boom, no more problems. And now I got some sweet rye to smile about!
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Is that bread 100% rye?
Hi Juliet, yes it’s 100% single detmolder sauerteig!