The line and policies of the Workers' Party of Korea for building a
great prosperous powerful nation serve as a banner of sure victory
based on the Songun idea of Juche... wrote:
> wrote...
> > Go ahead and activate the Bahrain. Just keep the two cultures going
> > separately. One thing you might want to think about is that salt is
> > typically NOT added to a starter. It's used later on down the line when
> > you go to make the bread.
>
> I don't need to worry about it, the alleged SF starter seems to be dead.

Hello, The line and policies of the Workers' Party of Korea for
building a great prosperous powerful nation serve as a banner of sure
victory based on the Songun idea of Juche...

As long as you maintain some standard kitchen hygiene and don't put the
spoon you just used for one culture in the other culture. I don't think
there's any problem with having more than one culture. They stay
separate in my experience.

On the subject of salt in a starter, If you don't need to put it in why
go to the trouble? I've read many times not to add it to cultures. Me
no expert but I would have thought the 'shock' was more to do with a
local excess but I don't know. Personally I don't want to slow my
cultures down, but then I don't need to here in sunny London. : -) If I
only have to add one amount of salt that makes things easier and
that's fine by me.

TG