About course

Sourdough bread is unlike any other. It's naturally leavened through a process of fermentation using wild yeast and lactobacilli present in a sourdough starter. This natural fermentation not only imparts that signature tangy flavor but also breaks down gluten and phytic acid, making it easier to digest and increasing nutrient availability. Plus, nothing beats the satisfaction of creating your own bread from just a handful of simple ingredients.

I used to be intimidated by the precision of bread baking, but learned to find that that is the most fun part, as there are always new things to learn. I want to empower you to create incredible loaves of sourdough bread and be a part of our vibrant online community. So, let's get started and discover the joys of sourdough bread making together!

Included in this course: 

  • What sourdough is and the benefits
  • The 5 phases of sourdough 
  • 15 different sourdough recipes (pretzels, biscuits, bagels, and more)
  • Frequently asked questions
  • Resources

Modules

Before You Begin

View Lessons
  • 0 of 1 lesson completed

The 5 Phases of Sourdough

View Lessons
  • 0 of 6 lessons completed
  • 21 minutes left

Recipes

View Lessons
  • 0 of 15 lessons completed

Resources

View Lessons
  • 0 of 1 lesson completed

Frequently Asked Questions

View Lessons
  • 0 of 12 lessons completed

The Ultimate Guide to Sourdough

21 minutes

Instructor

Ashley Roembke

I'm Ashley Roembke, and I'm delighted to join you on your sourdough bread-making adventure. Sourdough bread is a true artisanal delight, cherished for its distinct flavor, chewy texture, and many health benefits. I started my sourdough journey once I became aware of how much I WASN'T aware of the ingredients in the bread I was buying from the store. It also brought about a level of femininity that I had not yet experienced in my womanhood, making it so fulfilling to enjoy and serve others. In this guide, I'll walk you through the entire process of creating your own delicious sourdough bread from scratch. Whether you're new to bread-making or already familiar with the craft, this guide is designed to be beginner-friendly.