Since April 8th, 2001, the day Sourdoughhome.com was launched, I have received tens of thousands of emails asking questions about sourdough. Questions the writers didn't want to ask in public forums. Questions that revealed the weaknesses in the books and web pages covering sourdough - including this one. These questions, and their answers, have served to hone this web site to a keen edge.
Over those years, I have seen many of the same questions from people who are trying to bake with sourdough again and again. There's a ton of information about sourdough in books and on the Internet. And much of it is contradictory and more of it is just plain wrong. What has been missing is a single page that focuses on the first time you bake sourdough bread. Painlessly.
August 23, 2009
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