Sourdough workshop- NY area

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amother

Mon, Mar 25 2024, 11:58 pm

Hi,

Anyone in the New York area (5 towns, Queens, or Brooklyn) give a sourdough class? I would love to learn how to make!

amother

Diamond

Tue, Mar 26 2024, 12:08 am

Hi,
I'm not in your area and I don't give workshops but I myself have just mastered the art of sourdough and I'm completely self taught. Although initially it seems quite daunting, once you get to know your starter and understand your baking schedule, it's actually very easy. Read a few recipes and then pick one to start with. Once you get the hang of that you can experiment with different recipes. Now that I'm used to sourdough, I don't think I can go back to regular.

amother

Tue, Mar 26 2024, 12:15 am

Idk why the process seems so intimidating lol do you have recommendations of which videos to follow and watch?

amother

DarkCyan

Tue, Mar 26 2024, 12:34 am

I am making sourdough for more than 2 years already and have taught many ppl already.
I don't officially do any workshop but I would love to teach you!
Let me know if you would like to connect.

amother

Tue, Mar 26 2024, 11:37 pm

Where are you located?

amother DarkCyan wrote:

I am making sourdough for more than 2 years already and have taught many ppl already.
I don't officially do any workshop but I would love to teach you!
Let me know if you would like to connect.

amother

DarkCyan

Wed, Mar 27 2024, 12:09 am

amother OP wrote:

Where are you located?

Brooklyn

BrooklynBee

Wed, Mar 27 2024, 12:32 am

Peppermill on 18th Ave in BP has a class, they have an evening and afternoon option in May
https://www.thepeppermillinc.c.....sses/

amother

Burntblack

Wed, Mar 27 2024, 12:53 am

My shul Sisterhood did a sourdough workshop with Chamudi Jacobs (@Kim's sourdough) and Chanalee (@thechallahfairy) a couple of years ago. It was a lot of fun. I didn't keep my starter going all this time, but other people did.

amother

Lily

Wed, Mar 27 2024, 1:48 am

I would start after pessach.

If someone can give you a starter, it is not complicated.

To make your own starter is not complicated either, but it takes a bit of patience.

"Spice and zest" sell starter (13 $ - heavily overpriced, but only 10% of the price of a workshop) and have a video of what you should do.

There are also many, many youtube videos on how to make starter and sourdough bread.

Rye flour works better than wheat flour and tastes better too.

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