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Thanks for your reply! ---Ned
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Mac wrote: >On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 15:58:11 -0600, Ned Gatewood wrote: > > > >>Please settle a dispute between my wife and me. I am unable to find the >>answer in FAQ's. When taking a starter from the frig to feed and there >>is a sizable quantity of black liquid on top, should this be disposed >>of, or incorporated into the starter? >> >> > >I don't think there is a right answer. I have seen both courses >recommended. Personally I always stir my starter up until it is >homogeneous before I use it. > > > >>And what is this black liquid? >> >> > >Around here, people call it "hooch" or "refrigerator hooch." I guess it is >just an aqueous solution containing fermentation byproducts, the soluble >components of flour, and protoplasm. If I had to guess, I would say that >it is mostly fermentation byproducts. > > > >>Thanks! >>Ned >> >> > >You're welcome. > >--Mac > > > |
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