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30th June 09, 02:50 PM
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Hmmm, I never had a problem with it. I usually kept the starter in a jar with the lid loosly screwed on, and you can keep in the fridg after it gets yeasty. There's no reason you couldnt start a starter with a yeast culture for bread, or even throw a grape in there with it.
You can grow the loaf over a couple of days to make it extra sour if you keep track of how much flower you are adding. I think I did half fresh flower and half starter a lot of times, maybe more. I always waited to ad the salt and oil until the last kneading though; I oild my hands to work with the dough.
Oh, and sometimes I rubbed the top of the bread with butter a short time before it was done baking so it had a hard crisp top.
It's been about ten or so years since I baked bread, so it's hard to remember all the little details...
Last edited by Bugbear; 3rd July 09 at 09:52 PM.
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