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Howdy. First time poster here. I watched Alone in the Wilderness on PBS a
few too many times and decided to try some sourdough. I got some of Carl's awhile back and followed the directions very well. (I think) I got it going good and thought it time to discard half due to the quantity. I dried some for future use hoping to keep the original from straying into some Seattle variety. I added more flour and water to the starter that I had going. Nothing happened after that. It's been 3 days of stiring on occassion. Temps in the mid 70's. Smells sour and tastes really, really sour. No rise or any bubbles at all. I then started some of the dried that I had saved and it has done nothing at all either. Is it dead? Can it be saved? I would have tried from scratch but the point of trying Carl's was the historical factor. Thanks for any help Richard P.S. I crash computers and kill house plants too if that helps with the diagnosis. |
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