My friend CH gave me some sourdough starter the other day and I tried making sourdough bread. Unfortunately I failed miserably.
So yesterday, she decided to gave us demo on making baguette and sourdough bread.
It was a long day but really rewarding. I had so much fun that I couldn't sleep. Will blog on my new learning journey later on.
As for now, I took home some starter and combine with what I had previously, I turned them into Sourdough pancake. This recipe does not use additional flour so it is really interesting.
Findings: The pancake is soft and fluffy but I find the baking soda a tad to strong to my liking. As usual, son said just to load it up with maple syrup which is his favourite.
Not sure if I reduced the baking soda, will it still gives me the same texture. Will experiment it later on.
What you need:
454g fresh sourdough starter
1 egg
40g castor sugar
2 tbsp oil
1 tsp baking soda
2 tbsp milk
Melted butter for frying
Method:
Beat egg, sugar, oil and baking soda together.
Add in sourdough starter and mix until combined.
Add in milk to thin out to pancake batter consistency. Add a little more if too thick.
Heat pan over medium heat, brush a layer of melted butter.
Pour batter and cook until golden brown. Flip and cook the
other side.
Serve with jam or maple syrup.
Enjoy!
Enjoy!
This sounds delicious !
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteSo cool to receive the natural leavening from a friend. Its a very special gift indeed. And you're enjoying it so much. haha...
ReplyDeleteYes, such gift cannot be measured by dollars and cents. Truly bless.
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