AY Honor Sourdough Answer Key

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Sourdough

Skill Level

2

Year

2025

Version

02.09.2025

Approval authority

Australian Union

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Sourdough
Regional
Skill Level
123
Approval authority
Australian Union
Year of Introduction
2025



1

Research and present a brief history of sourdough. Include information on its origins, how it was traditionally used, and its significance in different cultures.




2

Identify and describe at least five different types of sourdough bread. Include information on their unique characteristics and regional variations.




3

Look up and discuss at least two Bible verses that mention bread or leaven. Reflect on their significance and what they can teach us about the importance of sharing food.




4

Learn how to make a sourdough starter from scratch. Document the process over a week, including the ingredients used, daily feedings, and observations of the starter’s development.




5

Understand how to feed and maintain a sourdough starter. Learn the differences between keeping a starter at room temperature and storing it in the refrigerator. Practice feeding your starter regularly and keeping it healthy.




6

Explore different ways to use excess sourdough starter. Try at least three recipes that use sourdough discard, such as pancakes, waffles, or crackers. Document your experiences and share the recipes with your group.




7

Learn the steps involved in baking a loaf of sourdough bread. This includes mixing the dough, fermenting, shaping, proofing, and baking. Bake at least two loaves of sourdough bread and document the process and results.




8

Experiment with adding different ingredients to your sourdough bread, such as seeds, nuts, dried fruit, or herbs. Bake a loaf with your chosen additions and share it with your group.




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