The Bakery Method – 7 Day Sourdough Starter at Home | Ep 2

Video Description

👌 From our bakery to your kitchen – the exact method we used to bake hundreds of thousands of loaves. 🎥 In this cinematic second episode, you’ll learn how to create a strong, bubbly sourdough starter in just 7 days – no special tools, just flour, water, and the professional bakery method. 🌾And at the end of the video, you’ll see just 1% of what’s possible with this starter – a small taste of the breads, pastries, and recipes to come in this series. 🥐 This is Episode 2 of my Sourdough Series @annaPastryArts filmed on the island of São Miguel, Azores, blending artisan baking with cinematic storytelling and jazz-inspired vibes. Quick Method: Days 1–3 – Mix flour + water (1:1) + natural starter (grapes, fig, whole wheat, rye, or honey). Day 4 – Add 50 g flour + 50 g water. Days 5–7 – Feed 1:3:3 daily until starter doubles in 4–5 h. #SourdoughStarter #SourdoughBread #BakeryMethod #ArtisanBread #BreadBaking #HomemadeBread #SourdoughForBeginners #CinematicBaking #JazzBaking #JazzVibes #SlowLivingBaking #CozyBaking #BakingWithJazz #AzoresBaking #SãoMiguel #IslandBaking #FromOurBakery 00:00 Intro – Cinematic opening 00:13 About Sourdough Starter – History & background 01:24 Ingredients & Starter Boost – What you’ll need 01:46 Days 1–3 – First feeding & resting phase 02:42 Day 4 – Second feeding 03:06 Day 5 – Switching to 1:3:3 04:13 Day 6 – Checking activity & growth 04:28 Day 7 – Ready to bake 06:03 Method Recap – Quick step-by-step summary All music using in this video licensed: Somethins' Brewin' Bradford Nyght Watch It Buddy Joseph William Morgan WALK IN THE PARK Evan Hutchings Don't Talk Like That Clarence Murray Up Brendan Eder Ensemble TrinidadBradford Nyght SyncID: MB01SGKHCWHLNG4 musicbed.com Image: Engraving “Royal Bakery” after Egyptian fresco (Tomb of Ramses III). Public Domain. Image: Engraving “Royal Bakery” after Egyptian fresco (Tomb of Ramses III). Public Domain. Image: Eugène Atget, “Boulangerie, 48 Rue Descartes, Paris” (c.1910–1912). Public Domain. Image: Medieval baker illustration. Public Domain. Source: Wikimedia Commons.