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  1. Can it sit to ferment for 12 hours? I want to start it the night before then I go to work really early in the morning? I would have to finish it after work.

  2. Hi! Is this active starter or discard for the recipe? I saw discard at the top but in the instructions it says active. Thank you!

      1. Ah! I didn’t get notified you replied and didn’t see this until after! I used discard, part of it I had just added today so it may have been slightly active. Any recommendations for tomorrow before I freeze or could it end up okay? :/

        1. And here I am reading your response late 🙁 I honestly think they will be ok, I’ve used discard in a pinch, they just weren’t as fluffy. Still tasted great and not a huge difference in the end result.

  3. Hi,
    Just fed my starter and plan to make these up tonight. My banneton basket is on the smaller side. Is it ok to use a regular bowl? Thanks! I’m newer to sourdough.

  4. These kinds of recipes are so frustrating when they lack weighted measurements especially when it comes to “1 cup active starter”

    1. Thank you for your feedback. I completely understand that some bakers prefer using weight measurements for precision. In my recipes, I share the methods and measurements I personally use in my own kitchen, which are based on volume. For reference, 1 cup of active sourdough starter is generally about 220–240 grams, though it can vary slightly depending on hydration.

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