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extraguacblog.com
Notes If you are new to bread-making, the info below may look overwhelming. It is surprisingly easy once you go thru it. Just take it one step at a time. You need a Sourdough Starter (a yeast). You can make it from scratch (Google it), get it from someone who has one (what I did),... |
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simplefrugallife.org
I am learning about feeding my sour dough starter. I was taught a specific way when I went on a bread making course but I am not winging it |
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brainbaking.com
It seemed a good idea to start the year with a fresh and lively sourdough starter. Mine has been ... |
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www.elizabethcooks.com
[AI summary] A blogger shares a detailed recipe and personal anecdotes for making bread using overripe pears and persimmons, highlighting modifications to a traditional James Beard recipe. |
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