Sourdough tools
Everything the loaf touches between the starter jar and the oven. I bought more than one of several of these while working out which I liked, and they are all here.
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Sourdough dutch oven
The piece that does the most work in sourdough, because a covered pot holds the steam around the loaf while it rises and the crust sets.
Sourdough Dutch oven and Starter kit
A beginner's sourdough kit that comes with a round dutch oven.
Double mini dutch oven
One covered pot with room for two mini sourdough loaves, so both bake together.
Sourdough starter kit
A kit for anyone beginning sourdough, with the pieces gathered together instead of bought one at a time.
Sourdough starter kit
All the starter tools without a pot, so you can choose your own dutch oven in the size and style you want.
Sourdough starter jar
Where the starter lives between feedings. My own list calls for a starter jar, and this is the one I use.
Beeswax banneton cover
A beeswax cover for the basket, with a zipper to get at the dough.
Beeswax bread bags
Reusable beeswax bags that keep the loaf fresh once it's out of the oven and cooled.
Unbleached parchment bread sling
Unbleached parchment cut as a sling, so the loaf goes into a hot pot and comes back out without a fight.
Bread lame
The blade for scoring the loaf before it goes in. My own list calls it the lame.
The pans it bakes in
The sheet pans and the roasting pan are on the baking shelf, which is where anything that is not sourdough lives.