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February 24, 2021 by Jenny Prior

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Jenny Prior owns and operates Living Bread Baker, where she teaches sourdough baking and creates recipes to share through her books and website. Her love of cooking, background in teaching special education, and health journey led her to create this business to help share the joy and wonder of sourdough baking with others.

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Irish-inspired Soda Bread with sourdough discard (dairy-free)
March 15, 2021
Twice-Baked Seeded Raisin Bread Crackers with Sourdough Discard
March 8, 2021
Fluffiest Sourdough Challah Bread
February 18, 2021
Sourdough Jam-Filled Star Bread
December 29, 2020

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livingbreadbaker

#sourdough teacher: Experience the wonder of sourdough w/ in-person & virtual classes✨🍞 ⁣
Author of 2 books, latest: Celebrate with Bread Baking 🎉🥖

If you feel intimidated by sourdough or by bread b

I want to save you some time and frustration for f

If you’ve wondered about what an “active” st

If you’ve wondered about what an “active” starter looks like and when to use it, this short clip from a longer video on sourdough discard might help you feel more confident when you mix up your next loaf of bread!

Throwback to my first encounter with challah in sp

Throwback to my first encounter with challah in spring of 2018. ⁣
⁣
I’m so excited to teach my first sourdough challah class tomorrow @gut_check_yourself !🎉⁣
⁣
Such a timely bread. ⁣
⁣
It is typically enjoyed at the beginning of sabbath—24 hours of rest and play, no work. What a gift. ⁣
⁣
The braids represent unity—how we are all different but are woven together under God to serve him. ⁣
⁣
I’m excited for students to not only get the mechanics and skills to make this bread but also to get the heart of what is known as “taking challah”. ♥️⁣
⁣
If you can’t make it to class or are out of the area, you can check out my previous recipe on my site with the story behind this bakery visit (pictured) and my first sourdough challah recipe version. New one for this class! 🙌🏼

“Better a dry crust with peace than a house full

“Better a dry crust with peace than a house full of feasting with strife.” (Proverbs 17:1)⁣
⁣
My husband had never noticed that verse before. But how true is it?! ⁣
⁣
It applies to many situations but in this incredible and sometimes crazy journey of parenting, it is a pretty critical lesson. ⁣
⁣
I recently shared some of my simple graze snacks/meals or kid friendly charcuterie—whatever you wish to call it. 🤪 In a recent post on my site. ⁣
⁣
I’m learning to embrace simple and unlearn performance, maximizing, multitasking, etc. It’s not an easy discipline but the things in life that matter most require our full attention, screen free presence, and space. ⁣
⁣
Let your kitchen be a space for rest and simplicity and connection this weekend!⁣
⁣
♥️🥖 Jenny

When winter starts to become a memory as spring fl

When winter starts to become a memory as spring flowers begin blooming here and there, the hope of renewal refreshes us from our weary state.

And aren’t we weary?

One year since we locked ourselves in. One year since the world seemed to crack under the pressure of confinement and fear.

In our household we also begin to anticipate preparation for celebrating Jesus’ death and resurrection. We remember the curse of the winter of death—so dark and hopeless—that was broken forever when the one who called himself, the Resurrection and the Life, claimed triumph and authority 3 days later.

Before this took place, Jesus was praying and asked the Father to glorify His name. Father God responded, “I have glorified it, and I will glorify it again.”( John 12:28)

He will do it again…
........
The rest of the post and the recipe for a sourdough version of Twice-Baked Seeded Raisin Bread Crackers is on my site. 🌷

Going through this past year has felt like swimmin

Going through this past year has felt like swimming through open water in the ocean.

Maybe life is often like that but we don't realize it since the scenery is nicer and the lengths between islands of rest are shorter?

If you're swimming in open water from one island to another, you have to put your head down and swim. You only have so much time and energy to spend.

Once in a while you have to look up and take in your surroundings to make sure you're going the right direction and there isn't any imminent danger (approaching ship, shark...).

But if all you do is take in the surroundings, you won't move forward and you will become exhausted from treading water.

I'm sorry I haven't shown up here (in social media) often in this season. But I have my head down and I am swimming hard as I really focus on what God is saying, spending time with my kids, and doing the things in my business that are most important (teaching classes and behind the scenes).

So I want to encourage anyone who is in a focused season or maybe anyone who needs a reminder to keep swimming. But also to say hi and let you know how thankful I am to be in this space with YOU! I'm working on how to support you better, in the meantime I'm working on evergreen content on my site and sending out emails weekly to bi-weekly. ❤️

Wednesday, 2/3 at 1pm PST I'll be walking through

Wednesday, 2/3 at 1pm PST I'll be walking through our favorite sourdough sandwich bread in a live virtual class!

You can register or find out how to join for free here: https://livingbreadbaker.com/2-3-virtual-class-my-favorite-method-for-sourdough-sandwich-loaves/

Sourdough has a way of reminding us about importan

Sourdough has a way of reminding us about important truths in life.

Just like how rushing dough results in broken gluten bonds and a dough that is sticky and difficult to shape, rushing through our days runs us ragged and liable to snap under the pressure.

Resting, truly resting without distractions like tv and media, restores us and helps us become the best versions of ourselves.

And it also creates the best bread!

Next time you are waiting on your bread, give yourself permission to rest.

In the community, I had two people say they have comfy chairs in or near their kitchen to rest, read, or talk with a friend while they wait on their bread. Such a beautiful, restorative practice!

I hope you are finding a way to rest and restore yourself this weekend! Maybe you need a comfy chair by the kitchen too? 😉

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#sourdough teacher: Experience the wonder of sourdough w/ in-person & virtual classes✨🍞 ⁣
Author of 2 books, latest: Celebrate with Bread Baking 🎉🥖

If you feel intimidated by sourdough or by bread b

I want to save you some time and frustration for f

If you’ve wondered about what an “active” st

If you’ve wondered about what an “active” starter looks like and when to use it, this short clip from a longer video on sourdough discard might help you feel more confident when you mix up your next loaf of bread!

Throwback to my first encounter with challah in sp

Throwback to my first encounter with challah in spring of 2018. ⁣
⁣
I’m so excited to teach my first sourdough challah class tomorrow @gut_check_yourself !🎉⁣
⁣
Such a timely bread. ⁣
⁣
It is typically enjoyed at the beginning of sabbath—24 hours of rest and play, no work. What a gift. ⁣
⁣
The braids represent unity—how we are all different but are woven together under God to serve him. ⁣
⁣
I’m excited for students to not only get the mechanics and skills to make this bread but also to get the heart of what is known as “taking challah”. ♥️⁣
⁣
If you can’t make it to class or are out of the area, you can check out my previous recipe on my site with the story behind this bakery visit (pictured) and my first sourdough challah recipe version. New one for this class! 🙌🏼

“Better a dry crust with peace than a house full

“Better a dry crust with peace than a house full of feasting with strife.” (Proverbs 17:1)⁣
⁣
My husband had never noticed that verse before. But how true is it?! ⁣
⁣
It applies to many situations but in this incredible and sometimes crazy journey of parenting, it is a pretty critical lesson. ⁣
⁣
I recently shared some of my simple graze snacks/meals or kid friendly charcuterie—whatever you wish to call it. 🤪 In a recent post on my site. ⁣
⁣
I’m learning to embrace simple and unlearn performance, maximizing, multitasking, etc. It’s not an easy discipline but the things in life that matter most require our full attention, screen free presence, and space. ⁣
⁣
Let your kitchen be a space for rest and simplicity and connection this weekend!⁣
⁣
♥️🥖 Jenny

When winter starts to become a memory as spring fl

When winter starts to become a memory as spring flowers begin blooming here and there, the hope of renewal refreshes us from our weary state.

And aren’t we weary?

One year since we locked ourselves in. One year since the world seemed to crack under the pressure of confinement and fear.

In our household we also begin to anticipate preparation for celebrating Jesus’ death and resurrection. We remember the curse of the winter of death—so dark and hopeless—that was broken forever when the one who called himself, the Resurrection and the Life, claimed triumph and authority 3 days later.

Before this took place, Jesus was praying and asked the Father to glorify His name. Father God responded, “I have glorified it, and I will glorify it again.”( John 12:28)

He will do it again…
........
The rest of the post and the recipe for a sourdough version of Twice-Baked Seeded Raisin Bread Crackers is on my site. 🌷

Going through this past year has felt like swimmin

Going through this past year has felt like swimming through open water in the ocean.

Maybe life is often like that but we don't realize it since the scenery is nicer and the lengths between islands of rest are shorter?

If you're swimming in open water from one island to another, you have to put your head down and swim. You only have so much time and energy to spend.

Once in a while you have to look up and take in your surroundings to make sure you're going the right direction and there isn't any imminent danger (approaching ship, shark...).

But if all you do is take in the surroundings, you won't move forward and you will become exhausted from treading water.

I'm sorry I haven't shown up here (in social media) often in this season. But I have my head down and I am swimming hard as I really focus on what God is saying, spending time with my kids, and doing the things in my business that are most important (teaching classes and behind the scenes).

So I want to encourage anyone who is in a focused season or maybe anyone who needs a reminder to keep swimming. But also to say hi and let you know how thankful I am to be in this space with YOU! I'm working on how to support you better, in the meantime I'm working on evergreen content on my site and sending out emails weekly to bi-weekly. ❤️

Wednesday, 2/3 at 1pm PST I'll be walking through

Wednesday, 2/3 at 1pm PST I'll be walking through our favorite sourdough sandwich bread in a live virtual class!

You can register or find out how to join for free here: https://livingbreadbaker.com/2-3-virtual-class-my-favorite-method-for-sourdough-sandwich-loaves/

Sourdough has a way of reminding us about importan

Sourdough has a way of reminding us about important truths in life.

Just like how rushing dough results in broken gluten bonds and a dough that is sticky and difficult to shape, rushing through our days runs us ragged and liable to snap under the pressure.

Resting, truly resting without distractions like tv and media, restores us and helps us become the best versions of ourselves.

And it also creates the best bread!

Next time you are waiting on your bread, give yourself permission to rest.

In the community, I had two people say they have comfy chairs in or near their kitchen to rest, read, or talk with a friend while they wait on their bread. Such a beautiful, restorative practice!

I hope you are finding a way to rest and restore yourself this weekend! Maybe you need a comfy chair by the kitchen too? 😉

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