Ten minutes, one advanced technique: this 2021 cooking short is Joshua Weissman's follow-up on baking sourdough bread at home, framed as the more demanding sequel to his starter guide.
What is How to Make Sourdough Bread about?
Billed by its host as the advanced version viewers had been requesting, this short is built around technique rather than a basic walkthrough. The premise, per the video itself, is that home sourdough baking looks harder than it actually is once the fundamentals click, and this entry assumes some of that groundwork is already in place. Joshua Weissman frames the ten minutes around the specific moves that separate a passable loaf from a well-shaped one, rather than repeating the basics of starting a culture. As with the earlier starter video, there is no plot or cast beyond the host himself — just a focused, technique-first demonstration aimed at bakers ready to go beyond the essentials.
About the cast
Joshua Weissman appears alone for the entire ten-minute runtime, presenting and demonstrating without any supporting cast. The video's format leaves no room for other characters or performers; its value is entirely in his explanation of technique.
Context & significance
How to Make Sourdough Bread is a short-form entry from the United States, released in 2021 alongside a wave of home-baking content that followed the broader sourdough surge of that period. Rather than a general introduction, this one positions itself as a technique-focused sequel for viewers who already have a starter going, a common structure in instructional cooking content once a channel's basics are covered. At ten minutes, it keeps its focus narrow rather than trying to cover bread-baking as a whole.
Watching How to Make Sourdough Bread on Ktime
How to Make Sourdough Bread streams on K-Time with a free account login, and the page itself is free to browse. There is currently no Persian dub or subtitle track for this video, so it plays in its original English. K-Time's wider catalogue and interface remain built with Farsi-speaking viewers in mind, and titles like this can be found alongside the rest of the platform's cooking content.