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I started mine a few weeks ago with the following procedu
100 g fine but whole ryeflour 100 ml water mix and let rest for two days at approx. 25°C 100 g fine but whole ryeflour 100 ml water add and let rest for one day/25°C 200 g fine but whole ryeflour 200 ml water add and let rest for another day/25°C Now the dough should taste and smell pretty sour so that you don`t find it`s really tasty anymore. Most probably there are bubbles which come from the wild yeast. Now you have 750g sourdough which is ready for use. Take away 70g and keep it as starter. Use the rest. To make the next sourdough: Mix the starter with 350 ml water and add 350 g fine but whole ryeflour let rest for one day 25°C. I make very tasty bread with it and it is no wqaste of throwing anything away. By the way - you can take any flour but the process is most tasty for rye. (a recipy from Germany - the sourdough-country :-D ) Joschi |
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