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Sourdough Bread
Sourdough Bread
Sourdough bread is named for the sour smell and taste of its starter, which relies on natural yeast and bacteria to grow. Many people say that the best sourdough bread is baked in San Francisco – not just because of the bakers there but because of the local water in the dough and the air around it as it rises.
- Judging freshness. Bread that is baked in small batches is generally the best. Look for loaves that are heavy for their size and have tiny white bubbles in their deeply golden crust.
- Storing at home. Like all breads, it is best eaten within a day or two from purchase. Store it in a paper bag overnight – don’t put it in the fridge.
Sourdough Bread
It should have a sour, yeasty flavor with nutty after notes from the flour used in its dough.