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A ripe rye sourdough is built up in three stages before it goes into the bread dough. Each stage has its own firmness, temperature and time, set to favour yeasts first, then acid and aroma, then a short warm finish. The whole sour ripens in about a day.
A short entry: the sources we found record only what is said here about Detmold three-stage rye sourdough itself.
DocumentedCereals and bread23 h – 34 h
Recipe
Amounts from a sourceA Swiss bakery training recipe for a rye-wheat bread: 6,520 g of full sour and about 17 kg of dough in all. Only 180 g of the first stage goes on into the second.
Added to the bread dough in this recipe[pistor2019]
Starter
ripe rye sourdough (Anstellgut)
Total time across the recorded steps: 23 h – 34 h
Start
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What changes:A soft, mild first stage lets the yeasts multiply
Step 1 of 5
Anfrischsauer (freshening sour)
Time
5–6 h
Reported
Temperature
25–26 °C
Reported
Salt
None given
Acidity
Not documented
Which microbes the steps name, step by step
Yeasts
Output: freshened sour.
Flavour
Not documented
Texture
very soft
Colour
Not documented
Microbes at work in this step
soft, mild conditions favour the yeasts
Method
Measured measured in a studySet fixed by a specification or tested recipeReported one source reports itTypical a general value, not sourced for this fermentUnconfirmed not yet checked against a source
At a glance
A ripe rye sourdough is built up in three stages before it goes into the bread dough. Each stage has its own firmness, temperature and time, set to favour yeasts first, then acid and aroma, then a short warm finish. The whole sour ripens in about a day. Made in 5 steps over 23 h – 34 h. The longest step, grundsauer (basic sour), takes 15–25 h (Wikipedia (de)) and runs at 23–30 °C (Röthlin U. 2019).
The classic three-stage method needed evening work. The Detmold version was built from the Detmold two-stage method; its sour ripens over 24 to 30 hours, so the evening work falls away. The Detmold one- and two-stage sours have fewer stages, and Wikipedia says they need added baker's yeast.
Classic three-stage (klassische Dreistufenführung)Shorter stages, so the baker must refresh in the evening.
Detmold two-stage (Zweistufenführung)No freshening stage; the basic sour can stand over a weekend; baker's yeast is added.
Detmold one-stage (Einstufenführung)One sour ripened overnight; yeast must be added.
Berliner KurzsauerOne warm, soft, short stage that favours lactic acid; mild bread.
SchaumsauerVery soft stages beaten full of air to favour yeast growth; developed in the 1930s and promoted after the Second World War, when bakeries were short of yeast.
Safety
Rye is the cereal most affected by ergot, and the BfR says rye flour, wholemeal rye bread, rye bread and rolls can carry raised ergot alkaloid levels depending on the harvest. For children aged six months to six years, it judged from German monitoring data for 2013 to 2021 that acute health effects are possible with a medium likelihood, especially from rye products. Pistor's guide values for a ripe full sour are pH 3.8–4.0, which is a quality guide and not a safety limit.
German Wikipedia says the federal institute for cereal, potato and fat research in Detmold (now the Max Rubner-Institut) optimised the three-stage method. A 1998 paper from the institute says a three-stage sour is mainly recommended for breads leavened by the sourdough alone, and reports optimising the Detmold one-stage sour for that use.