Sourdough Bread Selections
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How to store A's Sourdough Bread
A USEFUL TIP ABOUT OUR SOURDOUGH BREAD:
Each loaf is baked in the morning of the day our customers arrive to the truck for pickup.
Our Sourdough breads can be kept fresh in a bag or wrapped in a tea towel for 2 days. If you plan to enjoy it later, we recommend to freeze your bread (after slicing it) on the day of the pickup. The best way is to freeze that portion of the bread 2-4 slices together in the same Ziploc bag with a small parchment paper in between the slices. Whenever you want to enjoy some fresh slices, you just pull a Ziploc bag from the freezer and let it thaw on the countertop without any heating or baking.
You can also freeze a whole loaf of bread. In this case we recommend the following steps:
1. Thaw it to room temperature ( leave it on the kitchen counter overnight).
2. "Bathe" the loaf (but not soaking wet),
3. Put in a 400F oven for about 10 minutes.
4. Enjoy!
If you buy A's Frozen Sourdough Bread, that's the method above we recommend to refresh your bread. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETl-QYnhsLU
Our SOURDOUGH BREADS to be ordered through our online store.
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100% Sourdough Artisan bread
- 100% SOURDOUGH, no baker's yeast added!
- Easy to digest: The bacteria culture and wild yeast in the sourdough starter break down the starches and protein during the lengthy fermentation process of the sourdough bread, so it makes it easier on your stomach.
- Sourdough bread has lower glycemic index. It does not raise the blood sugar level as rapidly as the average commercial bread.
- Healthy bacteria: The sourdough starter contains natural bacteria cultures that are beneficial to gut health.
- No preservatives: Sourdough produces acetic acid which naturally prevent the growth of mold. We can enjoy a longer shelf life of our bread without adding any harmful preservatives.
- More nutritious than regular bread: The phytic acid in regular bread blocks the absorption of the minerals in the wheat. The long fermentation of the sourdough breaks down the phytic acid in the dough, making the nutrients available for our body.
- Sourdough is the most natural way: It only contain 4 simple ingredients. It is the oldest form of natural leavening or fermentation. We have been eating sourdough as a part of a natural diet for a very long time.
Go to the section "OUR UNIQUE ORDERING SYSTEM" for how to order SOURDOUGH BREAD from us!
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A's Sourdough bread ingredients
No sugar, no artificial flavours, only 5 ingredients (+ add-ins)
How to order A's Sourdough bread, and where's the pick up?
Sourdough Bread Pick Up
Hot to order A's Sourdough Bread
Hot to order A's Sourdough Bread
Pease see our monthly calendar for pick up information.
Hot to order A's Sourdough Bread
Hot to order A's Sourdough Bread
Hot to order A's Sourdough Bread
You can read about our artisan, 100% Sourdough bread above, at the "SOURDOUGH BREAD SELECTIONS" section.
WE CAN ONLY BAKE A LIMITED NUMBER OF SOURDOUGH LOAVES EVERY WEEK!
We offer fresh sourdough bread ONLY on the weeks with FRIDAY TRUCK SERVICE!
Our artisan sourdough process takes 3 days from start to finish, therefore all SOURDOUGH BREAD ORDERS NEED TO BE PLACED by TUESDAY NIGHT!
Our SOURDOUGH BREADS to be ordered through our online store. Link: https://aspizzatruck.ca/online-store
From May-26-2023 you can also find FROZEN A's Sourdough Bread in our (online) store!
You can order our frozen Sourdough Breads from our online-store (link above). We have plain, Cheddar cheese - jalapenos, Black olives - rosemary Sourdough breads.
Orders have to be in by Tuesday! Pick up is either Thursday or Friday depending on our schedule. Please check our monthly schedule!
Thank you!
A's sourdough starter
The Sourdough Starter Culture
Sourdough Bread is Good for You
Sourdough Bread is Good for You
WHAT IS THE SOURDOUGH STARTER?
A sourdough starter is a culture of yeasts and bacteria. It is created when a mixture of flour and water slowly starts to ferment naturally, thanks to the wild yeast that is everywhere around us. As a result, we get a pungent, gloppy brew that will act as a natural substitution for the store-bought baker’s yeast in our pizza or bread dough. It is also referred to as “mother yeast”.
The bacteria culture in sourdough starter is connected to great and natural things in life: cheese, beer, bread. These are all fermented naturally by the same bacteria cultures as you make your sourdough bread with.
THE HEALTH BENEFITS OF SOURDOUGH STARTER VS REGULAR BAKER'S YEAST
The bacteria culture in sourdough starter provides a much thorough flour fermentation comparing to the work of regular baker's yeast. The result of this lengthier fermentation is that sourdough bread has a lower glycemic index that helps maintaining blood sugar level, which is crucial when someone is dealing with diabetes. A growing number of studies show that those who eat sourdough bread has lower blood sugar and insulin levels than those who eat breads fermented with baker's yeast.
WHO DO WE RECOMMEND OUR DEHYDRATED SOURDOUGH STARTER?
- For everyone who loves baking
- For everyone who loves serving healthy food for their family
- Our starter kits as housewarming gifts
- Our starter kits for Christmas, birthday, or any occasion really
OUR DEHYDRATED SOURDOUGH STARTER CAN BE ORDERED FROM OUR ETSY STORE AND/OR OUR WEBSHOP. BOTH REGULAR AND GLUTEN FREE VERSIONS ARE AVAILABLE!
Our Etsy store link:
https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/AsSourdough?ref=seller-platform-mcnav
Webshop: https://aspizzatruck.ca/online-store/ols/products
Local pickup is available at A's Pizza Truck on every Friday at NewRoads Mazda (349. Mulock Dr, Newmarket) MESSAGE US FOR INFORMATION IF YOU PREFER LOCAL PICKUP!
REACTIVATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR OUR DEHYDRATED SOURDOUGH STARTER:
https://commonsensebaking.blogspot.com/2023/02/how-to-reactivate-dehydrated-sourdough.html
Sourdough Bread is Good for You
Sourdough Bread is Good for You
Sourdough Bread is Good for You
WHAT IS SOURDOUGH?
It is basically the world’s oldest form of dough fermentation. Sourdough is a type of bread/pizza crust that is naturally leavened by an agent called sourdough starter instead of using commercial baking yeast. In traditional sourdough recipes, you’ll find four ingredients: sourdough starter, water, salt and flour. It’s about as natural as you get when it comes to bread. The lactic acid content of the sourdough starter gives sourdough bread its distinctive flavour.
THE BENEFITS OF BAKING SOURDOUGH BREAD AT HOME
- Sourdough bread is very easily digestible due to natural bacteria culture in the starter (wild yeast) and longer fermentation time. Simply this is the healthiest form of bread.
- You are in control of what is in your loaf. 4 basic ingredients are enough to bake your bread (flour, water, sourdough starter (wild yeast), salt. No preservatives, no sugar, no harmful additives are needed.
- The sourdough variations are unlimited. You can choose your favourite flour combination of white flour, rye, whole wheat, spelt, creating your own favourite texture and loaf colour.
- You can also add your favourite seeds, fruits, vegetables (even chocolate) to your dough mix. The limit is your own creativity and guaranteed that you won't find these masterpieces in any stores.
- YOU CAN MAKE SURE THAT YOUR BREAD IS REALLY 100% SOURDOUGH. The majority of sourdough breads sold in stores contains certain amount of baker's yeast. The reason for that is to speed up the fermentation, therefore most of the store-bought sourdough breads will not provide the health benefits coming from the long fermentation of the authentic sourdough breads.
- Baking sourdough bread is a very relaxing and satisfying activity. For a short time you can forget about all the stress of this modern life and travel back in time to bake the family's favourite bread the exact way your great grandma was doing back then.
- Unlike many things in our current life, sourdough baking requires very simple equipments. simplicity is the key word. Our ancestors did not have and did not need fancy kitchen gadgets in order to bake sourdough bread throughout the last 4 thousand years. Here is the link to our blogpost about the basic requirements for baking sourdough at home: https://commonsensebaking.blogspot.com/2023/02/sourdough-most-natural-way-to-make-bread.html