So I have this thing that I do. It's where I put my sourdough starter in the refrigerator and then forget about it completely for sometimes up to nine, ten months. So I realize this is just a part of my personality. It's just how I roll. I don't know if it's worth it to try to change that side of myself.

But I have had some really incredible results from reviving these sorely neglected sourdough starters.

And recently I revived one that I was almost certain was completely too far gone.

So I wanted to share some of my sourdough resurrection

thoughts with you today.

Just in case you've ever done this,

although I'm sure you would never forget about your starter as long as I do.

I don't care if it's black, I don't care if it's dry, I don't care if it's been in the back of your refrigerator for almost a year.

Hazar, you can probably bring it back from the dead. So I wanted to share some of my bad

sourdough parenting fixes with you today. Welcome to the Old Fashion On Purpose Podcast. This is a show where we talk about what we have left behind as we

have race towards progress as a society and how we can get the good pieces back

and mix the best of the old ways with our modern world.

So I'm your host Jill Winger.

I've been living this homesteading lifestyle,

if you want to call it that.

Sometimes I do.

Sometimes I don't.

But I've been living this way since around 2008 when my husband and I bought an old

tumble-down farmstead out here on the Wyoming prairie. It was back before it was cool, back before homesteading was the thing on Instagram or Pinterest.

I don't even think Instagram and Pinterest were really a thing yet.

But anyway, I've been doing this a while and I love to teach these old-fashioned skills to people

just like you because I see a lot of value in them, not just for

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