I've been reading books and watching YouTube videos, and a lot of people say they do their bulk fermentation for up to 4 hours, depending on their room temperature, or until the dough doubles in size.

I tried 4 hours in Attempts #2 and #3, and it didn't work, my dough barely rose.

So for Attempt #4, I decided to ignore the clock and just wait until the dough actually doubled in size. And it took 17 hours (from 1 PM until 6 AM the next day)!

I honestly have no idea why it took so long. Maybe my starter is still very young? Maybe my room temperature is too cold? I really don't know.

But I was so happy when I woke up and saw that the dough had finally come alive overnight, like Pinocchio becoming a real boy lol! (when I checked it around midnight, it had only grown about 10%. Then five hours later, it suddenly looked like it was actually breathing.)

I got excited and scored it with a Link design as a charm. My original idea was to give Link a sword slash as the deep score, but I was afraid I'd mess up the drawing, so I ended up going with a simpler design instead.

Then I baked it for 1 hour at 200-210°C, with high hopes that this attempt would finally succeed, and the result was…

Korok Delivery

I wish I could do this in the game.

I think these Korok quests are the reason I still haven't finished TOTK. I always want to complete all the side quests before finishing the game.

Attempt #2, looking promising?

I want to test something on Tumblr in an hour or two

My first sourdough bread!

8 days ago I started making a sourdough starter from flour and water, feeding it every day until today I finally baked my first loaf. I even scored a Hyrule crest and Triforce on it so I could proudly show it here today.

And… TADA!!

🎉 Failed 🎉

The bread turned out hard as a rock, I’ll give it to my chickens tomorrow.

Wolf Meat