Catching a starter after it has been fed and it's producing enough gas to float. So a newly fed starter which has bubbled up and matured will/should float. If left too long and it's past its maturity then it won't float.
What they mean in a recipe is a fed and active starter. Doubled is fine but peaked is a better way to understand it. Some starters may triple or more.
You want to make sure it's firing on all cylinders.
Catching a starter after it has been fed and it's producing enough gas to float. So a newly fed starter which has bubbled up and matured will/should float. If left too long and it's past its maturity then it won't float.
What they mean in a recipe is a fed and active starter. Doubled is fine but peaked is a better way to understand it. Some starters may triple or more.
You want to make sure it's firing on all cylinders.
Yes, my starter clearly doubles each day. I just need to catch it at the right time. Thanks