Hi Lord Ezra! Sourdough baking does not require yeast as it is harnessing the microbes from the air and naturally leavening the dough through the process of fermentation. If you cultivate a starter over the course of a week using just water and flour and you are regular with the feedings, keeping the starter between 70-80 degrees, then you will find it begins to increase in volume significantly to the point where it doubles in size and is even able to float in water. Give it a try!
February 14, 2022 at 7:56pm
In reply to I only found one problem… by Lord Ezra Elmstone (not verified)
Hi Lord Ezra! Sourdough baking does not require yeast as it is harnessing the microbes from the air and naturally leavening the dough through the process of fermentation. If you cultivate a starter over the course of a week using just water and flour and you are regular with the feedings, keeping the starter between 70-80 degrees, then you will find it begins to increase in volume significantly to the point where it doubles in size and is even able to float in water. Give it a try!