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I'm new to this, so bear with me. Many of the starter suggestions list
very precise starter temperatures. Yet sourdough starters have apparently been around for centuries, and I can't believe that earlier cultures had the conditions to maintain precise temperature control. I for one can't easily manage this, and the best storage place I have is around 72 degrees. There must be types of yeast that can handle this? |
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