I baked this flaxseed sourdough bread with my whole wheat sourdough starter yesterday. I noticed sourdough starter made with whole wheat flour is much more active than the one made with all-purpose flour.
When I first read about the sourdough bread, it reminds me of Chinese old dough mantou (老面馒头), a steamed bun with wild yeast starter before commercial yeast was commonly used. Growing up in northern China, I have been eating old dough mantou as an alternative staple to rice during my childhood.
I love homemade bread, I always do. Under such a hot weather like today, it's the perfect time to bake bread at home. The yeast is activated easily, and dough rises really fast. I plan to try a different recipe, and I am glad I did.
Entering April, the temperature in Singapore has been hovering over 30°C for a week. A meal cooked on a hot stove has become a challenge for me. Anything quick and easy for dinner? This Salmon recipe from Canada Living seems a perfect choice.