https://www.americancowboy.com/.amp/ranch-life-archive/sourdough-biscuits-recipe

See if this link works. I googled Pitchfork ranch sourdough. This is the exact recipe I used. It will probably work in a bread machine. There is a certain order that you put the ingredients into the machine. Will google that one too to let you know. 
Note this sour dough starter has sugar, and a potato. Some replace the water with milk. 

Just for the record 1D soon. I have been cooking an evening meal for my family since 1967. I have a degree in Home Economics. Even though I live by myself I still cook almost every night. I think I have an idea how to cook almost anything and my exhusband used to say "if she says a ****ant can pull a freight train you better hook him up"

Ok the order for putting ingredients into a bread machine--- solids, liquids, yeast goes in last. I was afraid if you got one a Salvation Army it might not have directions. 

ok let postt some bread recipes  

i love bread  think i will make some this weekend  

I make a lot of white bread loaves, brioche, and a brown loaf bread that my husbands family in Belgium sent me the recipe for that you bake in a pot. It's so so good. Best thing for a winter lunch is fancy grilled cheese sandwich with homemade brioche and some kind of fancy cheese you can't pronounce. Yum yum yum. 

I have a couple of books that I love: The Bread Bible and one from America's Test Kitchen that has a lot of good bread recipes. 

Still trying to make croissants and the Cuban bread you can get in Tampa. The first few tests have been... not so good.

my sis made irsh soda bread was so good  . with my hands so weak  i have to stay simiple  i do not like a bread machine

my favorite is angel bisquits  i statred freezing butter and using a grater i love it  also going to try a few with greek yougart. i already use that for cakes