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Not sourdough but the no knead method is minimal fuss and doesn't take up that much space to do:
https://leitesculinaria.com/99521/recipes-jim-laheys-no-knead-bread.html#recipe
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yes, it's cheaper.
it's not effort free but once you get into a routine it isn't that time consuming. it works best if you bake regularly.
home made yeast bread is also good and less faff.
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I’d recommend a bread machine. Minimal effort ie 5mins per loaf and consistently good results. Easier with yeast but you can do sourdough but it’s more of a hobby. Saves quite a bit of money per loaf assuming the machine has a decent life
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It has to be no knead.
Takes 2 mins one evening to mix, 2 mins the following day to shape and 40 mins to cook. Works every time and is so easy there is no excuse not to.
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I’m toying with the idea of making bread. Probably sourdough. I have minimal time to spend on it and not huge amounts of space. So I’m wondering A. How easily making sourdough can be. B. If it’ll be significantly cheaper than just buying it.