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Simple Sourdough English Muffins (for Lazy People) 

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Ben Starr, the Ultimate Food Geek, teaches you the easiest way to make sourdough English muffins that are a bit more authentic (ie, more like crumpets, which they technically are), and less like the tasteless, cardboard muffins from the grocery store.
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RECIPE:
Yields about 8 three-inch English muffins.
NOTE: This recipe makes VERY moist muffins. They are designed for storage and toasting before eating...not for eating just after cooking. Be sure you toast or griddle these before eating.
In a large bowl, combine:
2oz / 57g sourdough starter (ideally at 100% hydration and does not have to be recently fed)
6oz / 170g water
6oz / 170g buttermilk (or ANY fermented dairy liquid, like kefir. If you only have access to thicker fermented diary, dilute 3oz / 85g yogurt/sour cream/creme fraiche/labneh, etc. with the same amount of water or milk)
2 Tbsp / 1oz / 28g unsalted butter (melted)
Whisk until smooth. Then add:
10oz / 283g AP flour (bread flour is also okay, but don't sub more than 4oz whole grain flours in this recipe and expect it to turn out well)
1tsp coarse salt (or 1/2 tsp fine salt) or about 0.2oz / 6g
1 tsp double-acting baking powder (NOT baking soda)
Stir until the batter is mostly smooth and free of large lumps. Cover and rise at least 12 hours, up to 24 hours. Be certain the batter has at least doubled in volume before proceeding.
Preheat a griddle to 350-375F (175-190C). (A starting temp of up to 390ish is fine, as long as the griddle cools to about 350F when the batter hits it. The ideal continual cooking temp is at or just above 350F.)
Spray/butter/oil the inside of your cooking rings. Butter or oil the griddle surface. Scoop 2 fl oz / 1/4 cup batter into each three-inch baking ring, and jiggle to center the batter in the ring. Cook 4 minutes. Flip the rings carefully, and gently tap down the muffin inside the ring so that it lies flat against the cooking surface. Cook another 4 minutes. To be certain they are done, take the internal temp of the CENTER of the muffin, which should be at 195F / 90C or slightly above.
Cool fully, and ideally at least 24 hours, before opening. Open by poking a fork around the middle of the muffin. Toast (griddle in butter) before serving.
NOTE: This recipe is optimized for 3 inch rings, which are smaller than the classic Thomas English muffin, which is 4 inches. If using larger rings, increase batter amount in each ring. For thicker muffins, add more batter to each ring, but the cooking time will increase for a thicker muffin, which may necessitate a slightly lowered baking temp to accommodate the extra time on the griddle.

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@debbiey9954
@debbiey9954 7 месяцев назад
Starr Starter awakened from his deep sleep in the cold holding chamber and rose to a standing ovation! Newly fed and ready again for slumber, he bid adieu. His new buddy Buttermilk accepted his award and joined him in the non-expiration section of the chamber, both dreaming of future Starr performances.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
HAHAHAHAHAHA! Love it.
@deborahosborne3379
@deborahosborne3379 7 месяцев назад
You’re hilarious! I love Ben Starr too! I ALWAYS have yummy “homemade” Buttermilk on hand in the box of cold hugging my Starter in the dark. 😉
@kathyhorner2576
@kathyhorner2576 7 месяцев назад
I just made English muffins without rings though. I’ve made them with yeast before. The sourdough raw tasted very sour and maintained a wonderful flavor!
@esmcguire
@esmcguire 6 месяцев назад
You made me laugh!!! Thank you for being so creative!!
@JanN-1952
@JanN-1952 2 месяца назад
You don't use corn meal on them at all?
@SithLordBishop
@SithLordBishop 5 месяцев назад
5 rules. Always use a scale, no skipping, unsalted butter, never discard starter, always keep butter milk
@DizzyIzzyMom
@DizzyIzzyMom 7 месяцев назад
Ben you are a fabulous teacher and I listen to you 2 or 3 times to get all info. Thanks
@Gdwmartin
@Gdwmartin 7 месяцев назад
english muffins are very doughy.....toasting them is all that makes them edible...that and adding egg bacon and cheese....bacon drowns out yucky textures and flavor's very well
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
AGREED!
@sharongates4699
@sharongates4699 7 месяцев назад
Ben you are the Alton Brown of baking. Very entertaining as well as informative.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Best compliment ever!
@palisha1705
@palisha1705 6 месяцев назад
I have thought this also ❤
@dianeshirk4625
@dianeshirk4625 5 месяцев назад
I thought the same thing.😂
@hollyhand6685
@hollyhand6685 6 месяцев назад
My mom just turned me on to Ben Starr..... I love you!!! You make awesome videos and I LOVE the geeky sciency part!!! Way to go Ben!!! Thank you for making all of these videos for us!!! YOU ROCK!!!
@hoptoi
@hoptoi 7 месяцев назад
Forgot to thank you for all your work putting these videos up! Thank you!
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Thank you! It's A LOT of work! Ha ha ha ha...
@jbailey1898
@jbailey1898 3 месяца назад
The man should have a prime time cooking show😁 also, Star is a fantastic last name!
@kaciellis7406
@kaciellis7406 7 месяцев назад
I have learned so much from your videos. I now have a scale and buttermilk in my kitchen. Would you be willing to do a video about bagels please?
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Yes, coming soon. Lots of requests!
@shawnamoen5026
@shawnamoen5026 7 месяцев назад
I love nooks and crannies 😅. When you toast them it's the best. Thank you for this recipe I miss English muffins, I quit buying processed foods several years ago
@Moomettes_NE
@Moomettes_NE 7 месяцев назад
O.M.G. Thanks for the Sourdough English Muffin video and background! I never skip ahead, and your Lazy Sourdough Bread recipe always comes out great! Thanks for the Buttermilk heads-up, too! Had to get a few things from your recommendations, too! Keep sharing new videos!
@jeri618
@jeri618 7 месяцев назад
Ben, you are soo interesting!! I love the way you teach. Keep up the good work!!!!
@traciecotter2783
@traciecotter2783 26 дней назад
I love this! Thank you so much for sharing your talents. I absolutely LOVE the history your sharing and the scientific methods of baking. Learning is constantly growing! Bless you!
@j.g.campbell3440
@j.g.campbell3440 5 месяцев назад
Re: storing breads in the fridge Elsewhere I saw a post about refrifgerating/ freezing the bread items to lower the blood sugar spike, something about how it changes the starch profile or something like that in breads and potatos. Have you seen this? I'm a diabetic who loves bread and potatos. As an authority on breads, please address this for me. Thanks.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 5 месяцев назад
Some research has documented that long-fermented breads (like sourdough) cause less of an insulin spike than short fermented breads that use commercial yeast. One study (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/17426743/) found that freezing homemade bread before consuming favorably altered the glucose response...and that it the response was better if the bread was toasted after freezing. (This was just one study, with a very small sample which skewed heavily female.) One might hypothesize that doing this all to sourdough, which is likely to be better for glucose response than white bread made with commercial yeast, would yield even better results...but since we're talking science here, we'd need multiple double-blind tests, published and peer reviewed, to be able to say this confidently. ONLY YOUR DOCTOR should be giving you advice about what to eat as a diabetic. I don't consider myself an authority on breads OR on medicine. I am pre-diabetic myself (runs in the family), and I rarely eat more than a taste or two of the breads I bake.
@carolyncarney4142
@carolyncarney4142 7 месяцев назад
0:27 Omg, i made them this morning and cooled some in the fridge. I did not have success with my bread until I used your recipe and method. Thanks so much.
@justmejo9008
@justmejo9008 7 месяцев назад
I have been using your buttermilk hack since early December. It has been wonderfully helpful having buttermilk always on hand 👍🏻
@Akira-Aerins
@Akira-Aerins 7 месяцев назад
english muffins? For lazy people!!? WITHOUT EMULSIFIERS AND ARTIFICIAL BULLSH*T?? *hell yeah.*
@Akira-Aerins
@Akira-Aerins 7 месяцев назад
..Now I want crumpets more.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
You can use this method for crumpets. Just put the batter into the ring, cook for about 6-8 minutes until the bubbles around the top edge of the crumpet are popping and staying open. As you notice other bubbles on the surface of the crumpet, pop them with a toothpick, and continue doing so until they don't close up after popping. Remove the ring, flip the crumpet and cook for a couple of minutes on the opposite side to finish.
@Akira-Aerins
@Akira-Aerins 7 месяцев назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek 🙏
@klcpca
@klcpca 7 месяцев назад
I would never skip ahead... I love learning the how and whys!!! I have struggled with sourdough for years. You explain in simple terms without a bunch of needless "clutter" and you tell WHY things are done .... your methods have FINALLY helped me understand!!! Thank you!!!! PS--- your singing really isn't that bad!!!
@lolam.9291
@lolam.9291 2 месяца назад
I make my breads from either sourdough starter or yeast… I hate store bought English muffins and prefer to make my own using sourdough.
@Lifeisgood1883
@Lifeisgood1883 5 месяцев назад
Your the best I don’t follow any other SD people 🤠😎
@sherriec4411
@sherriec4411 7 месяцев назад
I used to use 500gram tuna and salmon tins to make mini Christmas fruit cakes
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
I didn't check salmon tins for both-side openability. But I'm guessing you just opened the top and used them as tiny cake pans. Pretty genius!!
@chrisblack5795
@chrisblack5795 7 месяцев назад
I used up all my starter...made bread and dehydrated it into crumbs...can use for breading and meat loaf...no more buying them...used your buttermilk hack...got more to use after the origional buttermilk was used up making sour dough starter....
@richardlighthill3228
@richardlighthill3228 2 месяца назад
Critter Alert ! 4:00 & 6:25 into the video! Can't tell if it is a cat or dog... do I get bonus points for noticing? LOL
@wendymurdoch7369
@wendymurdoch7369 2 месяца назад
I have used the jar ring from canning jars for these. The batter doesn't seem to stick to them.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 2 месяца назад
Interesting!!
@karenregnier5050
@karenregnier5050 7 месяцев назад
You remind me of Alton Brown. Whom I adore!
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
That's the best compliment I could ever be given. He's my spirit animal.
@happyhome41
@happyhome41 7 месяцев назад
You DO have a voice. For my selfish reasons, I’m glad you’re a social-savvy baker with a bent toward sharing. Did have to order a couple of items.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Musical theatre degree. Long abandoned, cuz...who can make a living doing that?!? But certainly helps with on-camera performance.
@eszhun2296
@eszhun2296 7 месяцев назад
​@@ultimatefoodgeek oh darn, my poor nephew is in for an awakening. He's a theatre senior at U Evansville and now wants to go for a graduate program in musical theater. 😢
@Jedi-fi9zs
@Jedi-fi9zs 5 месяцев назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek Isn't it amazing how many of those big Musical Theater companies are not hiring this week? I know hundreds of people with degrees in fields they don't actually work in... haha
@debraoldroyd8983
@debraoldroyd8983 5 месяцев назад
Lol... you called it a bagel😂 I'm excited to make these! Thanks!
@cs7717
@cs7717 7 месяцев назад
If hubby makes me one, he always cuts it with a knife. Instant discussion time! He thinks it should taste the same, and I always tell him it does not.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Well, he's dragging crumbs into the crannies, clogging them. Not necessarily sure the average palate would detect this after toasting and smearing...but an aficionado certainly would!
@cs7717
@cs7717 7 месяцев назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek I am sorry you had to type the cr*nnies word. I had intentionally avoided it in my post for your sake.
@ethansnana2010
@ethansnana2010 6 месяцев назад
I love your videos. All the information is great!!!
@karenregnier5050
@karenregnier5050 7 месяцев назад
I made these with rye flour. Excellent!! Why can't we buy English muffins, with rye flour, in any store??
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Rye is not popular in the US, and becoming less popular all the time. Rye products don't sell well, so not many grocery stores want to dedicate shelf space to it, so not many manufacturers produce it. In this era of gluten free and keto fads, the amount of shelf space for specialty breads is very slim.
@jennifersquires1523
@jennifersquires1523 5 месяцев назад
I like this recipe however I don’t think this is for lazy ppl. 😂😂 I need the simplest of simple. That is my flaw, not the creators.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 5 месяцев назад
It doesn't get much simpler than this, unfortunately.
@PatriciaKelly-pp1zh
@PatriciaKelly-pp1zh 2 месяца назад
So do i 0:35
@dianeweismiller6826
@dianeweismiller6826 7 месяцев назад
Starr, my sourdough muffins are jiggly ☹️ it's now 24 hrs. What can u do shouldn't it r be thicker? HELP😢
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
I'm not sure I fully understand your comment, but if you're saying that the batter is very thin, then your starter is probably over 100% hydration. The method will still work, but you may have to cook a bit longer, and the muffins may be a bit denser. If you're 100% certain you measured correctly, then you might try correcting your starter's hydration. The method is explained in my Troubleshooting Simple Sourdough video.
@suevanderriet1672
@suevanderriet1672 7 месяцев назад
I adore you Ben Starr. You're an inspiration. Vladimir Putin kills a puppy, lol! Your starter tutorial helped me so much. Nobody explains sourdough like you do. I've called mine VESUVIUS. One question... My starter doesn't float! Other videos say it has to float??! Please help.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Ignore the other videos. The float test is BULLLLLSH*T. All it determines is...is your starter full of bubbles, and therefore in a current, highly-active state? Because those recipes are mimicking commercial yeast recipes, with rapid rise times. We WANT our starter sleepy and deflated, so that it takes a LONNNNNG time to rise our loaf, so that we get more flavor. But be prepared for long rise times with such a starter. Patiently wait for the dough to double, even if that takes longer than you expect. Rushing a non-proofed dough into shaping and second proofing will land you with an underproofed loaf.
@kathypetersen1
@kathypetersen1 Месяц назад
so when I made this the result was a batter that was like thick pancake batter, not a douugh. I used cold starter using Ben;s starter (114 gr/114 gr), What did i do wrong. My starter is never thick and it never rises to the top of my containers
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 14 дней назад
Your starter is overhydrated. Watch Troubleshooting Simple Sourdough at the 6 minute mark for a fix to your starter.
@notdisclosed4597
@notdisclosed4597 7 месяцев назад
Ben Star! Your awsome, thanks for the energy, attitude, insights and recipes...
@joanneburns3284
@joanneburns3284 4 месяца назад
I tried these today. Pretty active starter. Over night 20 hours. Very gummy. More flour needed maybe. And very tart. Will try again to see. Thx Ben
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 4 месяца назад
Did you toast or griddle them after baking? These are designed to be toasted...
@bethivey8208
@bethivey8208 4 месяца назад
Why why why did I think English muffins had cornflour? I already have an electric griddle, so all I need is the rings ! Thank you!
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 4 месяца назад
Cornflour is sprinkled on the griddle by commercial bakers. It's just not mixed into the dough.
@kimd8rh15
@kimd8rh15 7 месяцев назад
It’s Fake!!🤣🤣🤣,, that’s what made me want to watch this video
@susanbarnhart1616
@susanbarnhart1616 3 месяца назад
I'm Canadian and I can buy crumpets in any supermarket.
@carlagerwe1356
@carlagerwe1356 6 месяцев назад
Love the English muffin tutorial , thank you! You have changed my life with The awesome sourdough starter and my bread making skills which are now 100% successful! Love your humor as well😂
@RoyCyle
@RoyCyle Месяц назад
I made my first batch this morning and these are fantastic.
@MrsH352
@MrsH352 6 месяцев назад
Hi Ben I don’t have muffin tins, can I free form this dough by hand?? Scope it onto pan and hope to make a circle ???
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 6 месяцев назад
No, this recipe requires some sort of mold, otherwise you'll just be making sourdough pancakes. (Which are also tasty.)
@joeklein5218
@joeklein5218 7 месяцев назад
Love your videos and methods! If i didnt have type II diabetes i would eat it every day. Couple questions: Wanting to make only a couple per day 1) what would happen if after leaving the batter for 24 hrs, it was put in the fridge and used over the next 3-4 (or more) days 2) could enough buttermilk, flour, etc. be added to the 2 oz starter to just generate enough volume (~1/2 cup);to make 2 muffins? And if so, could they be made before much of a fermentation period, considering the higher % starter already present? I may play around a bit to try and will let you know if something turns out ok. On a totally different note, any thoughts on trying to make any sort of lower carb sourdough with alternative flours? I figure that's just wishful thinking, but interested in any thoughts you may have. Thanks for any input you may care to offer.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
I don't recommend cooking just before eating. These muffins are better staling a day or two before eating, and toasting before eating. Make them ALL. Freeze the ones you don't intend on eating within 2-3 days. This is FAR less effort than heating up your griddle and doing the 8 minute cook every single day. You can halve the recipe for 4 muffins. However, see the above comment. It's far less effort to make a full batch and freeze what you're not going to eat in the coming days. There's no such thing as edible low-carb bread. The ONLY edible bread is made with wheat flour as the primary ingredient. (100% rye flours can make an edible bread, but only with very high-hydration techniques, which are complicated.) Nut flours and gluten free flours do not produce an edible result. (Try ANY gluten-free or Keto/low carb bread from the supermarket to understand this.) Some people have learned to tolerate these...but not people who enjoy bread.
@GG-qg2iu
@GG-qg2iu 2 месяца назад
I love how you explain everything. Going to give these a try today. I noticed that you don't use semolina or cornmeal to griddle them, is there a reason you just not like it or is that wrong? lol
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 2 месяца назад
It's not wrong at all. I'm using a nonstick cooking surface, so it's simply not NEEDED. Commercial production uses a steel griddle, and thus the cornmeal is used to help prevent sticking. If you like that "extra" texture being added, you can certainly use it.
@terrierickson439
@terrierickson439 4 месяца назад
People ask me how to get consistency in baking. Get a scale! I’m new to your channel. Been baking sourdough for years. Now I’m on the buttermilk train. Great channel.
@ksavella
@ksavella 7 месяцев назад
I never skip ahead! You invariably teach me something new with every sound bite ❤
@wintercherry3068
@wintercherry3068 7 месяцев назад
I love your videos!! Thank you for making a video for dummies.
@laurabrown7979
@laurabrown7979 5 месяцев назад
Ben do you ever make sourdough with fresh milled flour This is the flour I’ve been working with most times
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 5 месяцев назад
I don't work with freshly milled flour, because freshly milled flour does not bake good bread. ALL commercially sold flour is aged first, to improve its baking potential. Flour needs to oxidize and dehydrate, in order to get a good rise. I know this home-milling thing is super trendy right now, and it DOES have some health benefits... But you can't bake good bread with it, unfortunately. (Not without a LOT of intervention and high hydration.)
@doraharrison1642
@doraharrison1642 7 месяцев назад
I always watch your entire video. You share a lot of information, And I get a laugh or more out of your videos ... like Crannies lmbo... And your recipes are awesome and easy too. Thank You Ben .
@hoptoi
@hoptoi 7 месяцев назад
Can’t wait to make these! I started my starter last Saturday according to your lazy recipe, and I’m keeping my fingers crossed!
@hoptoi
@hoptoi 7 месяцев назад
Help! Anyone! My starter, day 5, has mold on the top, not the sides, which I did clean!
@AlbertPaysonTerhune
@AlbertPaysonTerhune 14 дней назад
Now THAT is a nice orange toque.
@altheashalom3544
@altheashalom3544 6 месяцев назад
So glad to see ben back again.
@anasazirose
@anasazirose 7 месяцев назад
Awesome! Now, please be the BAGEL man!!
@sherriec4411
@sherriec4411 7 месяцев назад
Ben I've been making your sour dough bread recipe for almost 2 years now ...big thank you x do you have a crumpet recipe without dairy...please x
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Sub oil for the butter and water for the buttermilk. Cook on one side until bubbles around the top edge of the crumpet are popping and staying open. As other bubbles rise in the center of the crumpet, pop them with a toothpick or knife, and once they're staying open without closing, remove the ring and flip the crumpet onto a hot portion of the griddle to finish for a couple of minutes.
@TamaraGreen-lb7sy
@TamaraGreen-lb7sy 7 месяцев назад
It’s ridiculous how excited I am after reading all your comments about new videos in the works 🙌🏼😂 I don’t even trust other recipes anymore, I’m like hold up lemme see if Ben has that. If not, I ain’t makin it 👏🏽😂
@mariannegass2676
@mariannegass2676 6 месяцев назад
Ben. I've made these twice now and even though the temp at end was over 200 the muffins fall and are almost too thin to be able to open with a fork.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 6 месяцев назад
Your hydration is off! Too much liquid in the batter. If you are measuring correctly, the culprit is your starter, it's over hydrated. My Troubleshooting Simple Sourdough video, at the 6 minute mark, will tell you how to fix that.
@SewHealthyWithDiane
@SewHealthyWithDiane 7 месяцев назад
Yes, Ben! Loved this video! Please making videos just like it! 💛
@paulaa.7798
@paulaa.7798 3 месяца назад
Could you make a bread out of this English muffin recipe?
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 3 месяца назад
No, this batter has very little strength (extremely high hydration) and it could not support itself as a loaf of bread.
@menamadedesigns
@menamadedesigns 7 месяцев назад
Thank you so much!! I have got to try this recipe. Love all the information you always provide ❤
@jklphoto
@jklphoto 5 месяцев назад
Hmm, 118% hydration? No wonder they're moist...
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 5 месяцев назад
Yes! And after toasting, they are crunchy AND moist
@Prof.DianeC.Snyder
@Prof.DianeC.Snyder 4 месяца назад
I’m super excited to try to make these English muffins this weekend. In shopping for the required buttermilk I could only find light buttermilk. Is this acceptable? I realize it’s mainly used for the acid so does the lower fat make a difference? Can’t wait for those nooks and crannies! You’re the best.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 4 месяца назад
Light buttermilk is the most common kind, and it works just fine.
@Prof.DianeC.Snyder
@Prof.DianeC.Snyder 4 месяца назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek thanks 😊. Just mixed the dough this morning and we’ll see on the morrow. As always- you’re tops 🤩
@anthonys3270
@anthonys3270 7 месяцев назад
I have English muffins for breakfast and I just got a sourdough starter going so I'm definitely going to try this recipe. Keep the great sourdough recipes coming!
@davidg8032
@davidg8032 3 месяца назад
I did these today, and no matter how long I cooked them, they were consistently doughy inside. Several of them, I cooked twice as long as you did yours. I checked the internal temperature and got the majority of them on the high side of 190 degrees. With the last bit of batter, I just threw it in the hot skillet like a pancake and..... still doughy. Any thoughts other than don't give up my day job???
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 3 месяца назад
This is a high hydration recipe. It produces a VERY moist muffin. This recipe was designed to produce muffins that would remain moist for days, AND BE TOASTED BEFORE EATING...either in a toaster oven or on a griddle. Are you toasting them after cooking them? If not...THAT is your problem. They are not intended to be eaten as-is off the griddle after the first cook. They REQUIRE a second cook just before eating, and I want them to be as good 5 days after you've made them as on day 1. Provided...you toast them before eating.
@davidg8032
@davidg8032 3 месяца назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek I was thinking along those same lines, so for the last two days, I've been toasting the heck out of them. Much more palatable and better than average. Thanks for everything you do. I truly enjoy, appreciate and value all your scientific explanations. muchas gracias
@parkerpastures
@parkerpastures 7 месяцев назад
You have turned me in to a baker…have always been a good cook (as reported by family and friends LOL) but never realized I had “the baking gene” until finding you! Love your approach, your honesty and your sense of humor! In the name of science…bake on!
@Kathy_N1960
@Kathy_N1960 7 месяцев назад
Wow, too much buttermilk... Doughy even after cooking longer than recommended, and too sour (I love sourdough but this was the buttermilk we tasted too much of.) I'll try less next time
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
Did you TOAST them? These MUST be toasted.
@Kathy_N1960
@Kathy_N1960 7 месяцев назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek Toasting improved the doughiness but the flavor was still overwhelmingly "buttermilk". I used whole buttermilk, not low fat.
@annmc3878
@annmc3878 7 месяцев назад
Some of us watch your videos more than once, so on the second go round, I skip ahead.
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
As long as you suffered through the geeky stuff once, you are absolved!
@106pricey
@106pricey 7 месяцев назад
Yes to the pan toast. I will be trying your recipe this week. Thank you for the great videos, from a sourdough newbie.
@lorisober5000
@lorisober5000 3 месяца назад
I am going to try this they look so good. Do you have a recipe for sourdough bagels?
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 3 месяца назад
Coming!
@eszhun2296
@eszhun2296 2 месяца назад
Ben, I seem to run into this issue often. I want to bake but the next 3 days are a mess. How would I mix this up, refrigerate then get ready on final cook day? When do i proof it, etc? Thanks
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 2 месяца назад
For almost every sourdough recipe, the best time to refrigerate is right after mixing. If it's going to be DAYS before you bake/cook, refrigerate immediately after mixing. If it's only going to be 2 days, give the dough/batter a few hours on the countertop to begin fermentation before refrigerating. Pull the dough from the fridge for a couple of hours and allow it to come to room temp BEFORE proofing and shaping. For THIS SPECIFIC RECIPE, just cover and refrigerate immediately after mixing, and pull 2 hours before you cook them.
@eszhun2296
@eszhun2296 2 месяца назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek thanks, Ben!
@susannecoulson8602
@susannecoulson8602 7 месяцев назад
I have managed to create a decent loaf learning from your videos. Am looking forward to trying this as well. Thank you.
@kimholcomb8276
@kimholcomb8276 6 месяцев назад
Just found you Ben! Youre hysterical
@jeannemcmahon1305
@jeannemcmahon1305 5 месяцев назад
My first attempt today went well until the end- I temped every one to 195, very careful to be in the center, and all were a bit gooey. Just asking here why we temp bread to 10 degrees higher, but not the muffins? They taste great and I’ll toast them anyway so they aren’t wasted
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 5 месяцев назад
An internal temp of 195 will not have any "gooey" batter left, uncooked. This means the area of the muffin you measured was not the center. Your probe was too high, or too low, within the muffin. Any batter cooked to 195 will be solid. This is a very high hydration recipe, so the final cooked muffins WILL be very moist. (But NOT gooey.) This target temp is designed so that you can toast the muffins after (ie..."finish cooking them"), and they can still be moist and delicious. If you want to eat them cold and untoasted, cook them to a higher internal temp.
@jeannemcmahon1305
@jeannemcmahon1305 5 месяцев назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek maybe gooey wasn’t the right word, they were solid, but definitely undercooked. I went in from the side , directly in the center. Thanks for the great tutorials. I use your method for my starter and bread and love them.
@Prof.DianeC.Snyder
@Prof.DianeC.Snyder 3 месяца назад
Is it possible to bake these puppies in the rings vs. frying. Many thanks
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 3 месяца назад
It's POSSIBLE, but you won't get the lovely crust on the bottom and top. Try 375F for 20 minutes. You want the internal temp to be over 195F.
@PreachingTruth
@PreachingTruth 7 месяцев назад
Let's just hope you aren't the Muffin Man who lured children to his home to murder them from the legend surrounding the song. Frederick Thomas was the name of the serial killer. (Joking)
@ruthstallings6677
@ruthstallings6677 7 месяцев назад
Your timing for this video was spot on. I was just trying to figure out how to make English muffins. 😊
@Bergantin23
@Bergantin23 Месяц назад
Why did you call the muffins bagels :-)
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 14 дней назад
Brain fart.
@starofdestinykreationsplus
@starofdestinykreationsplus 6 месяцев назад
Hey Ben, do you have a recipe for the sour dough pancakes? I am working on my starter. Hooing Saturday will be the day to rise and form my bread. Then in to this recipe for english muffins for the hinemade real ones! Tysm for your vids. The scuence behind things are made helped me as I live in the desert and my hone can be pretty hot. Glad to know what I need to know for sour dough or cheese can be protected on its own from mold and contaminants. 🦄🦄🦄
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 6 месяцев назад
Video coming soon!
@starofdestinykreationsplus
@starofdestinykreationsplus 6 месяцев назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek yeah!
@Fightandresist
@Fightandresist 7 месяцев назад
Hmmm...that may be why I don't like sourdough. It is too tart. This makes me want to try homemade sourdough. I love homemade english muffins, made with yeast. Will have to go make some starter.....be back in a month, lol.
@guyaustin9
@guyaustin9 11 дней назад
I’ve been listening to your sourdough videos. I’m lazy and I love your stuff thanks buddy
@pamelapuffer5381
@pamelapuffer5381 6 месяцев назад
Ben, I am new to sourdough and loving your recipes and videos. They come out every time!! Do you have a recipe for Sourdough Hot Cross Buns? Would you consider doing a video making them?
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 6 месяцев назад
Interesting suggestion! I'll put it on my development list.
@laurarussell645
@laurarussell645 6 месяцев назад
Can the dough be placed in the fridge for an even longer fermentation?
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 6 месяцев назад
Yes, it can.
@tinaelliott8029
@tinaelliott8029 4 месяца назад
lol I actually bought buttermilk today to now have an endless supply, thank you. And I love my danish dough whisk.
@MDunn-sm6ud
@MDunn-sm6ud 3 месяца назад
Can you use the powdered buttermilk?
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 3 месяца назад
Yes!
@ingekaivola4685
@ingekaivola4685 7 месяцев назад
I made these today. They were delicious. Thanks Ben.
@cherriejohansen4141
@cherriejohansen4141 6 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for your wonderful sour dough English Muffins course. I love the information and the simple recipe l.
@camicri4263
@camicri4263 7 месяцев назад
Pretty good singing! Thank you for the story of the English muffin and the recipe! I like sourdough but now I know that they are impostors , I don't care for the extrem sourness though. Grat job as always Ben!
@michaeldavidson9939
@michaeldavidson9939 7 месяцев назад
I just knew I hung on to that old 12 inch cast iron skillet for a reason.... I'm glad I didn't discard it when I became a single elderly person and downsized everything. It will be great for making these.
@countrygalinthecity
@countrygalinthecity 7 месяцев назад
I'm glad I didn't discard mine either...since I just recently became an elderly single 😅
@lindashinaberry1167
@lindashinaberry1167 6 месяцев назад
I made these today and they were a gummy mess. What am I doing wrong?
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 6 месяцев назад
You didn't cook them long enough! And they must be FULLY cooled...and then toasted...before eating.
@rayj9046
@rayj9046 7 месяцев назад
As always - another fantastic video, this is in the works in the next day or two. Currently the sourdough bread is in progress. Can't wait to try them! (I also look forward to hopefully seeing that sourdough apple cinnamon muffin video :-)
@daphnahollander9729
@daphnahollander9729 5 месяцев назад
Can you make an easy sourdough bagel recipe please
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 5 месяцев назад
It's filmed, but there was a piece missing, so I'm having to reshoot.
@deborahosborne3379
@deborahosborne3379 7 месяцев назад
Thanks Ben for another perfected recipe. I make Sourdough English muffins all the time and was quite pleased until using your recipe! The texture is fantastic 🎉
@katiekk
@katiekk 6 месяцев назад
You’re changing my life.
@karenbroker1
@karenbroker1 7 месяцев назад
So happy you're back Ben !
@janeayre96
@janeayre96 6 месяцев назад
I love history. And science. 🧬 and muffins.
@gblack2
@gblack2 7 месяцев назад
Oh boy, I am sooo excited for this recipe, I made it before it was tasty but a pain to make. I will definitely try this recipe!!🙏😊
@TrainerInTraining
@TrainerInTraining 7 месяцев назад
Thank you for another great video and for eating "the unusually large honey-combed crannies". hahahaha!!
@stephaniescofield9433
@stephaniescofield9433 7 месяцев назад
Thanks so much for this video!!! I made these today and cooked them to 195°. After a couple hours and they weee cold to the touch, I toasted one and it was doughy. My rings are an inch high and I filled them almost to the top. Any suggestions would be welcomed. I figured since it was 195° they were done 🤷🏻‍♀️
@556jen
@556jen 7 месяцев назад
I had the same issue, they were still slightly doughy. But after being toasted they were perfect. I also made sure the center was reading 195 . I am thinking that they were still under-cooked, but any longer and they would have started to burn on the outside... I was going to try again with slightly less dough in the rings and see if made a difference.
@stephaniescofield9433
@stephaniescofield9433 7 месяцев назад
@@556jen yeah I’ll make them again and use less dough. The flavor was excellent. I’ll toast these longer next time. Good luck with your next try 👏🏻
@ultimatefoodgeek
@ultimatefoodgeek 7 месяцев назад
You can cook them to a higher temperature if your intention is to eat them without toasting. But toasting is sort of necessary to get the full crusty-moist experience, which is why I stop them at 195.
@stephaniescofield9433
@stephaniescofield9433 7 месяцев назад
@@ultimatefoodgeek thank you for responding. Like I’d said, the flavor is really good and it does help to toast longer, but I think I’ll have to cook on griddle a little longer if I’m going to fill the ring. I got 3.15 ring and it’s only an inch high. I won’t give up, I’m determined to master these nooks and crannies 😁
@genamueller
@genamueller 2 месяца назад
I have some wide mouth mason jar lids. I am going to try them in place of the fancy ones info you have. If it doesn’t work I will resort to ordering the ones you recommend. Thanks for the video!
@kathyfanchi2557
@kathyfanchi2557 7 месяцев назад
Love all you background information. Never skip ahead!
@Gdwmartin
@Gdwmartin 7 месяцев назад
Homemade Sourdough for EVERYONE! Sourdough FTW!
@charlainemarkesen4708
@charlainemarkesen4708 7 месяцев назад
Well I just loved this show. I have the starter, cast iron and rings. I must give this a try. Well done.
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