How did I do? I've been baking sourdough for a bit but I feel so new still. Any advice would be appreciated.

This the recipe I used.
125g starter
350g warm water
500g flour
10g salt

by crunchymel

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  2. Looks great. I can never get my flour to look like that. What kind do you use and do you sprinkle a lot to get that coloring?

  3. Ok-Ad3614

    it looks great. yes, your flour is perfect. mine always gets nasty looking. yours also looks like it bulk fermented perfectly. nice, wild open crumb!

  4. Scientist-Bat6022

    Looks so good! What kind/brand of flour?

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