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Hello everybody. I was wondering if anybody might have an idea of how many
refreshments might be best to get a good balance of yeasts to lactobacilli, after reconstituting dried and frozen starter flakes. I ask because I am not presently in the habit of keeping an ongoing (active) culture, because of my wife's gluten restrictions I make bread much less frequently than I used to. I have been reduced to baking my bread in spurts every couple months, and so I get a batch going as needed. Afterwards, I spread some starter out and let dry on wax paper, break it up and freeze it until next time. I might only bake bread once or twice before "freeze drying" my culture. It gets good and bubbly active after only one refreshment, but I doubt if the balance is optimum. hutchndi |
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