Delve into the World of Sourdough Bread: Unveiling the Art of 72-Hour Fermentation
Sourdough bread 72 hours, a testament to the enduring legacy of traditional baking, involves an extended fermentation process that spans three days. Renowned baker Chad Robertson, known for his influential work at San Francisco’s Tartine Bakery, popularized this technique. The extended fermentation allows the sourdough starter, a natural leavening agent, to develop its full potential, resulting in bread with a distinctive sour tang, intricate flavor profile, and remarkable keeping qualities.