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9. Remember that a clear yellowliquid may rise to the top of your starter. This is normal, just stir it back in.
10. Throughout its lifetime your sourdough starter may bubble and foam. This is normal.
11. Never add anything other than flour and water to your starter or you risk killing it or changing its characteristics drastically.
12. Label your starter container in the refrigerator. Because of its sour odor many have been thrown away by helpful souls cleaning out their friends’ or family’s refrigera
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