Hello Friends! I've been working with sourdough for over a decade, and I've noticed a common block with sourdough bakers waiting to happen. It's timing. More specifically: coming up with a game plan and just doing it. You'll hear the term “baker's ...
Friends! Friends! Hello! A quick update (and some BIG, wonderful news):I had a BABY! His name is Luca Wilder Raffa, born on September 10th @ 12:31 PM. We are absolutely in love with our latest bundle of joy and spend the majority of our days staring at ...
Hello Friends! I've been working with sourdough for over a decade, and I've noticed a common block with sourdough bakers waiting to happen. It's timing. More specifically: coming up with a game plan and just doing it. You'll hear the term “baker's schedule” thrown around in the sourdough community, which either feels familiar or out-of-place depending on where you're at with sourdough. Schedule what exactly? Just like making an appointment, meeting with a friend, or anything else you choose to fit into your calendar, sourdough needs a dedicated spot too, otherwise it won't work. You'll fail. And the failing I'm referring to has nothing to do with following recipe instructions; it has everything to do with understanding the importance of following a timeline. Would an architect start building without a plan? Establishing a baker's schedule is your personalized game plan to start sourdough now. This is best understood by example, so in today's post, I've provided a few general options. {Click here for the full story} Talk soon, x Emilie 
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