The rise (aerobic yeast) from warm bulk fermentation does not cause sourness (produces only lactic acid) but a long (3-5 days) cold proofing (anaerobic bacteria) in your banneton in the frig which creates the sourness due to the development of acetic acid. I read about this and it's true.
March 26, 2021 at 2:05am
In reply to Great question, Jennifer!… by kmayerovitch
The rise (aerobic yeast) from warm bulk fermentation does not cause sourness (produces only lactic acid) but a long (3-5 days) cold proofing (anaerobic bacteria) in your banneton in the frig which creates the sourness due to the development of acetic acid. I read about this and it's true.