Healing Homestead Sourdough Workshop

Return to real bread-making. Learn to read, feel and trust sourdough — no overwhelm, just tradition passed hand to hand.

There was a time when bread wasn't Googled.

It was felt.
Watched.
Learnt by standing beside someone who knew.

This workshop is a return to that.

Not to perfection.
Not to artisan ego baking.
But to tradition - the kind that lives in your hands.

If you’ve:

• Tried sourdough before and felt overwhelmed and confused.
• Forgotten how to do it and don’t know where to start again.
• Saved 47 recipes and trusted none of them
• Felt confused by hydration percentages and conflicting advice

This day is for you.

You don’t need to scour the internet.
You don’t need to understand baker’s maths.
You don’t need to “be good at baking.”

You just need to show up.

What You’ll Experience

This is a full-day, hands-on immersion.

You will:

• Learn what sourdough actually is (and what it isn’t)
• Understand how a starter truly works (so you never kill another one)
• Mix, fold and shape your own loaf
• Learn how dough should feel — not just how it looks
• Understand fermentation in real-life terms
• Watch, follow along, make mistakes you can laugh at (and know how to rectify).
• Learn alongside other women doing the same

You won’t just follow a recipe.

You will learn to read the dough.
To understand timing.
To trust texture.
To recognise readiness.

This is knowledge that repeats itself.

Again.
And again.
And again.

What You’ll Take Home

• Your own shaped loaf, ready to bake
• A jar of our world-famous starter, Milly (we send her all over the world)
• The Healing Homestead sourdough recipe
• A step-by-step baking timeline (the resource women say changes everything)
• A clear, grounded understanding of how to do this on your own

No confusion when you get home.
No “what was that step again?” panic.

Just clarity, support, and everything simplified for you.

This Is Not Just About Bread

It’s about reclaiming a skill that once lived in kitchens, not on screens.

It’s about slowing down long enough to learn something properly - and enjoy it.

It’s about standing in a room of women and remembering that knowledge is passed hand to hand - not algorithm to algorithm.

Limited to 10–12 women

To keep the space intimate, spacious and hands-on.

If you’ve been wanting to start - or start again -
this is your invitation.

Come and learn it properly.

It truly is one of the greatest skills you can have.