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On 4/16/06, Spica > wrote:
> > > According to my mother - who was born and raised in Portugal - my > grandmother and her sister made it using some of the dough from the > previous week's bread baking - my great aunt was the "keeper"; she kept > it in a dark cupboard in her home. My mother never had an interest in > bread baking, so that's all I know. I have no idea if this was an actual > starter which was kept fed or or simply a preferment that she held on to. If you hold onto a pre-ferment long enough, it will become a sourdough culture. The lactoacillus baceteria will "move in" and change the preferment. > I'm still contemplating on venturing into sourdough - guess I should > just bite the bullet and try :-) Absolutely! It's fun, it's easier than you probably think, and it's a great way to make great bread! Mike |
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