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I have noticed that sourdo international cultures that claim to be
great with whole wheat and produce good volume, the Russian and South African cultures, seem to be similar. They have quite a frothy quality and a sweet rather cloying smell. The flavour of the Russian one I did not like. Recently one of my back up Finnish cultures changed to the same smell and frothy quality. Are these more yeast dominant culturesThe Finnish culture is usually quite sharp in smell and a strong flavoured bread. The altered Finnish culture seems OK and produces a milder bread than the original finnish culuture. Anyone know about this yeast bacterial balance and how it changes,? Can one change or alter this balance. Padriac |
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