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Welcome to rec.food.sourdough! by
Darrell Greenwood
Archive-name: food/sourdough/welcome
Posting-Frequency: 5 days
Last-modified: 1998/02/20
URL: http://www.nyx.net/~dgreenw/sourdoughfaqs.html
We are pleased...
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Quibbling by
Jeff Miller
Jim,
Of course it's a judgement. The group had been nothing but flamewars for the
previous week or two.
Provocative? It certainly didn't seem to be all that...
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Carl's starter by
Jeff Miller
Samartha wrote:
As example, two starters, one self-grown, the other grown
from a German Sourdough bread "package" - had all the
ingredients, flour, a...
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Pumpernickel bake schedule? by
Felix Karpfen
After 3 experiments to make a Pumpernickel-type bread with
readily-available local ingredients, I have arrived at a loaf that has
the smell, flavour and...
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Changes (long) after baking...? by
Kenneth
Howdy,
I often bake my Poilâne loaves, and love 'em.
Over the years, I have noticed very significant changes in
the loaves over the course of a few days:...
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Simple recipe by
Richard L Walker
I read most sourdough recipes almost in shock from all the buzzwords.
I realize that perhaps most folks around here are used to those
buzzwords and enjoy using...
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Quibbling by
Mike Avery
Jeff Miller wrote:
I humbly suggest that, to more accurately reflect its content, we change the
name of this group to rec.food.sourdough-flame
That is...
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Quibbling by
Jeff Miller
I humbly suggest that, to more accurately reflect its content, we change the
name of this group to rec.food.sourdough-flame
--
Jeff Miller
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Can a starter survive away from home? by
rockbeer
Hi all,
I've been using Carl's starter here in Ireland very happily for almost
a year... However, although I'm still making OK bread, I've noticed
the...
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Carl's Starter by
George Rupp
I dropped out of sourdough bread making several years ago and no
longer have any starter.
I had a start from a Carl person who kindly sent me some powder...
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How to proof in a cold, dry house? by
Phil
Hi All,
I have three questions that I would appreciate comments on, especially
ideas, alternatives, and tips and tricks. I'm a newbie breadmaker, have
read...
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11-05-2007 02:57 AM
by no
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First timer by
Michael
I'm in Indiana, I put a bowl of water and flour (50/50) with a bit of sugar
outside in my sun room with a piece of screen over the bowl.
I left it for 3...
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Different cultures and crumb and blend? by
atty
Hi,
I have been trying to get as 'rustic' as possible crumb structure in
white sourdough bread for a number of years i.e. characteristic large
bubbles mixed...
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Tea Scores Recipe by
ascklee@gmail.com
A nice recipe for tea scones is available at:
http://www.snaptheroom.com/People/Tea%20Scones.PDF (~1.5 MB; a
colour PDF file)
Mr. Free...
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Homemade Pizza by
ibmiuqskaemb@yahoo.com
Once you start making your own pizza, your life will never be the
same.
Each time you make pizza, you will create magic.
You will never truly know this,...
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Backing up my starter. by
OldGreyBob
I have a SF type starter growing in whole wheat that I think has a very
wonderful character. I am more than a little concerned that it might go bad
in the...
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05-05-2007 07:34 PM
by Lobo
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Dough working boards by
OldGreyBob
I presently use an old wooden cutting board for working my dough. The board
while large is not truly large enough and I often have spillage over the
edges. ...
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Starter taste by
BigJohn
This is to anyone who has used many different sd starters:
Is there a major taste difference between the different starters? I have used only Carl's starter...
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03-05-2007 12:31 PM
by Terri
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03-05-2007 01:01 AM
by Terri
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looking for SF sourdough starter by
Barbara[_4_]
Hello,
Short intro ... I am a German living in Florida and since about a year or so
I am baking our bread (the "artisan" 70% rye 30% wheat flour, sometimes...
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