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Step 1
Mix 25g water and 25g flour in a small jar
Step 2
Cover with a lid or plastic wrap
Step 3
The next day, after around 24 hours, it’s time to feed our starter
Step 4
Cover the starter and store at room temperature
Step 5
Continue with this feeding every day, or around evey 24 hours
Step 6
Once you have an active starter, continue to feed it for 2-3 days
Step 7
When you are happy that you have an “active” sourdough starter, you can store it in the fridge (unless you want to make pizza straight away) where you only need to feed it every 1-2 weeks
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