Amanda Lynn
@thebadhomesteader.bsky.social
🌱 Pets and Plants
🏡 Urban Homesteading
🌾 Organic Gardening
🐓 Urban Farm Birds
🐰 English Angora Rabbits
🧶 Fiber arts
Urban homesteader, fiber artist, yarn maker, gardener and anything else that isn’t really conventional.
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🏡 Urban Homesteading
🌾 Organic Gardening
🐓 Urban Farm Birds
🐰 English Angora Rabbits
🧶 Fiber arts
Urban homesteader, fiber artist, yarn maker, gardener and anything else that isn’t really conventional.
💚
After the second feeding, you can discard between feedings, feed every 12 hours ensuring it’s left in a warm environment.
My starter had some activity before she was 36 hours! It can take a week, be patient!
My starter had some activity before she was 36 hours! It can take a week, be patient!
February 13, 2025 at 5:28 PM
After the second feeding, you can discard between feedings, feed every 12 hours ensuring it’s left in a warm environment.
My starter had some activity before she was 36 hours! It can take a week, be patient!
My starter had some activity before she was 36 hours! It can take a week, be patient!
I may have killed my starter, she might’ve been real slow to work in winter. Regardless, we’re making a new sourdough starter, it’s stupid easy💚
I like keeping a tiny colony.
3g whole wheat flour
3g filtered water room temp-80
Sit for 24 hrs somewhere warm
Feed the next morning
I like keeping a tiny colony.
3g whole wheat flour
3g filtered water room temp-80
Sit for 24 hrs somewhere warm
Feed the next morning
February 13, 2025 at 5:26 PM
I may have killed my starter, she might’ve been real slow to work in winter. Regardless, we’re making a new sourdough starter, it’s stupid easy💚
I like keeping a tiny colony.
3g whole wheat flour
3g filtered water room temp-80
Sit for 24 hrs somewhere warm
Feed the next morning
I like keeping a tiny colony.
3g whole wheat flour
3g filtered water room temp-80
Sit for 24 hrs somewhere warm
Feed the next morning