If you want to keep your sourdough starter viable for long, drying it is a practical solution. This method helps retain its beneficial microbial culture while making it less susceptible to spoilage. To dry your starter, spread it thinly and let it air dry until it becomes brittle. Then, break it into smaller pieces or grind it into a powder. With these simple steps, you can store your sourdough starter for extended periods and quickly bring it back to life when you need it for baking. #drying...
