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From Her Kitchen Garden

Premium Organic Dehydrated Sourdough Starter

Premium Organic Dehydrated Sourdough Starter

$12.00 USD
$12.00 USD
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Nurtured with patience in my home kitchen garden, this 10-gram packet of dehydrated sourdough starter is made from organic bread flour and reverse osmosis–filtered well water — no additives, no shortcuts, just time and care. Each flake carries the quiet strength of a living culture, wild yeast and friendly bacteria working in harmony as they’ve done for generations.

Whether you're just beginning your sourdough journey or are a seasoned home baker, this starter is ready to be brought back to life and baked into loaves with tang, depth, and character. One packet can yield a thriving, long-lasting starter — a true companion in the art of slow fermentation.

Included are detailed revival instructions to guide you every step of the way. Whether gifted or kept for your own kitchen rituals, this small but mighty packet brings the warmth and rhythm of traditional baking into your home.

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What to expect

Step 1

Receive your dehydrated sourdough starter packet at home. If you're not ready to use it right away, make sure you store it in a dry, cool place.

What to expect

Step 2

Pour the contents into a small glass jar (e.g., Mason Jar) and add 1 tablespoon of water. Mix well, cover with a cloth secure by an elastic, & let sit for 24 hours.

What to expect

Step 3

The next day, add 1 tablespoon of water and 1 tablespoon of organic bread flour — I like to use King Arthur Organic Unbleached Bread Flour, but you can use any comparable brand. Wait another 24 hours and you should start to see some activity. if it is not yet bubbly, repeat step 3 until your starter is active & ready to use.

Why You'll Love It

  • High Quality

    Made with organic bread flour and pure reverse osmosis filtered well water.

  • Convenient

    You can use it right away or store it away months in the right conditions.

  • Small Batch

    Made from my own starter that I regularly feed and dehydrate in small batches.
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