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Sourdough (rec.food.sourdough) Discussing the hobby or craft of baking with sourdough. We are not just a recipe group, Our charter is to discuss the care, feeding, and breeding of yeasts and lactobacilli that make up sourdough cultures. |
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Dried starter? ? ?
Using information gleaned on this site, I attempted to dry some starter for
storage. Following instructions I spread a fairly thick layer of very active starter onto tinfoil. It took about four days to harden into a crust, and at some point it devloped that blue-cheese odor that you often find in starters. What does this tell me? |
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Ray wrote:
> Using information gleaned on this site, I attempted to dry some starter > for storage. > > Following instructions I spread a fairly thick layer of very active > starter onto tinfoil. > > It took about four days to harden into a crust, and at some point it > devloped that blue-cheese odor that you often find in starters. > > What does this tell me? You don't say which instructions - not all are as good as others. How thick is "fairly thick"? What blue- cheese odor and approximately when? The better instruction set is found he http://www.nyx.net/~dgreenw/canifree...mystarter.html Regards, Charles |
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"chefcdp" > wrote in message
m... > Ray wrote: >> Using information gleaned on this site, I attempted to dry some starter >> for storage. >> >> Following instructions I spread a fairly thick layer of very active >> starter onto tinfoil. >> >> It took about four days to harden into a crust, and at some point it >> devloped that blue-cheese odor that you often find in starters. Try spreading a thin layer of starter on waxed paper. It dries faster and peels off easier than it will off tin foil. Mine's never had a smell. Lobo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Delete the obvious to reply to me personally. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |
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