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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
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Beginner questions by
Rick in CO
Hi all,
I've tried my first couple of loaves and the second came out much
better,
but I have a few questions.
The recipes ususally call for, "1 cup of...
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Beginner questions by
Rick in CO
Hi all,
I've tried my first couple of loaves and the second came out much
better,
but I have a few questions.
The recipes ususally call for, "1 cup of...
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Beginner questions by
Rick in CO
Hi all,
I've tried my first couple of loaves and the second came out much
better,
but I have a few questions.
The recipes ususally call for, "1 cup of...
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Beginner questions by
Rick in CO
Hi all,
I've tried my first couple of loaves and the second came out much
better,
but I have a few questions.
The recipes ususally call for, "1 cup of...
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Is it just too dry? by
Al Kaufmann
It took me a long time to get a good sourdough starter and to figure
out the porportions I wanted of rye, whote wheat and bread flour. So
now a get a bread...
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rec.food.sourdough FAQ.Starter.Doctor by
Darrell Greenwood
Archive-name: food/sourdough/starters
Posting-Frequency: 18 days
Last-modified: 2000/12/27
Version: 2.1
URL: http://www.nyx.net/~dgreenw/sourdoughfaqs.html
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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
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Scoring Patterns in Tops of Loaves by
Rich Hollenbeck
Is there a general rule about what scoring patterns work and what don't?
My experience has lead me to believe that complicated patterns turn the loaf
into a...
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Carping and griping by
Leona Jensen
I joined this group to find out how to take care of my sourdough but I must
admit that you have managed to take most of the fun out of the questions...
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19-11-2005 07:32 PM
by nancy
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San Francisco Starter?? by
nancy
Hi all, Does this starter have a really sharp smell to it??? I have
Carls and Italian that smell pretty good but the SF has a really sharp
almost turpentine...
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19-11-2005 06:51 PM
by nancy
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Info to share by
BigJohn
I am fairly new to sourdough bread making but wanted to share a couple
of items that I found that seem to be very practical for me (since we
have a fairly...
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All things pink are bad news? by
NewCulStudent
My new rye starter (about 50/50 rye flour and water) is now about five days
old and is beginning to produce LOTS of huge (sometimes up to 1/8 inch or
bigger...
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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
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Variations of the pumpernickel method. by
Will
On Wednesday, November 16, 2005, at 06:47 PM, Ron wrote:
This could even lead to a pumpernickel method, with numerous
variations. Has this been done...
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by Will
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Variations of the pumpernickel method. by
Ron
I realize that authentic pumpernickel implies a baking period of 20-24
hours, in which the temperature starts at around 300 F. and falls to
around 250 F.,...
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17-11-2005 12:47 AM
by Ron
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Chembakes dough improver by
s
Hi folks,
I just finished a bake using Chembakes dough improver. Some 75% Rye and
some S/d that was 30% whole wheat. Both hydrations were in the mid
70's. The...
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16-11-2005 09:56 PM
by s
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Yummy by
Dick Adams
One good thing at r.f.s. is the infrequent use of the term "yummy".
Requoting thread histories goes on forever, though, as do, on
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How much salt by
BigJohn
I have cooked numerous loaves of bread now with my homegrown sourdough
starter and Carl's starter. I try to push the limits with salt, since
no recipe seems...
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Question regarding keeping "Old Dough" by
NewCulStudent
Can left-over "Old Dough"--you know, that fake sourdough starter made with
commercial yeast about a day before it is needed--be saved, fed, and
perpetuated in...
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