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It seems like there are a few here who are into the chemistry side of
what is in a starter, and it occurred to me to wonder... Just what is happening when you add baking soda to a sourdough batter? My pancake recipe calls for adding a bit of baking soda just before cooking, and I get an instant froth that about fills the bowl. What's reacting with what in there? Just curious, Stacey |
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