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- Beautiful breads!PalwithnoovenPon Blog postRoasted garlic scape & asiago levain
- Great! Congratulations!PalwithnoovenPon Forum topicThe Easiest German-style Spelt Recipe, Ever
- Tastes great!donaldGon Forum topicBeautiful Crust, Great Flavor, Terrible Crumb/No Oven Spring (Tartine)
- Interesting!PalwithnoovenPon Blog postA Little Bit Of Everything
- Tasty! Tasty!PalwithnoovenPon Blog postFocaccia!
- How did the pictured loaf taste?leolaurentiion Forum topicBeautiful Crust, Great Flavor, Terrible Crumb/No Oven Spring (Tartine)
- Very beautiful loaf!PalwithnoovenPon Blog postExperimenting on simplifying my classic sourdough recipe
- Very beautiful loaf!PalwithnoovenPon Blog postExperimenting on simplifying my classic sourdough recipe
- Very beautiful loaf!PalwithnoovenPon Blog postExperimenting on simplifying my classic sourdough recipe
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- Looks great Ski! I justIsand66on Blog postFocaccia!
- Thank you for sharing yourIsand66on Blog postMy First Sourdough ~ A Real Primitive Bread
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- Looks fantastic!Ru007on Forum topicCoarse kamut flour loaf
- Yes...drogonon Forum topicSourdough starter in hot, humid equatorial region
- YUM!!Ru007on Blog postRoasted garlic scape & asiago levain
- Thanks Phillis!dmsnyderon Blog postWalnut-Fig Sourdough and Pain au Levain with Whole Wheat Flour
- Well, I have no idea whatSmoon Forum topicThe Easiest German-style Spelt Recipe, Ever
- Yes, Jane I do occasionally.Deaneon Forum topicBread is driving you crazy
- Four months later...improbablepantryon Forum topicGrain to grind for fresh pasta?
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- I guess this helps to explain the effects ofdabrownmanon Forum topicBread is driving you crazy
- Thanks, dabrownmanCAphylon Blog postExperimenting on simplifying my classic sourdough recipe
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- Yesdabrownmanon Forum topicShould the levain must have the same hydration level as the final dough?
- My starter is 66%, my levain usually is is 100%dabrownmanon Forum topicShould the levain must have the same hydration level as the final dough?
- Now that is a great everyday bread for sure.dabrownmanon Blog postExperimenting on simplifying my classic sourdough recipe
- looks absolutely gorgeous!leslierufon Forum topicCoarse kamut flour loaf
- When you get a 100% whole grain rye at 100%dabrownmanon Forum topicThe Easiest German-style Spelt Recipe, Ever
- Oh yum!Lazy Loaferon Forum topicThe Easiest German-style Spelt Recipe, Ever
- Thanks for your contributionAndresitoon Forum topicShould the levain must have the same hydration level as the final dough?
- Sure thing! I'd be honored.Smoon Forum topicThe Easiest German-style Spelt Recipe, Ever
- Gorgeous!CAphylon Blog postWalnut-Fig Sourdough and Pain au Levain with Whole Wheat Flour
- Thanks for sharingarmatoon Blog postA Weekend Roundup (And One Simple Formula)
- Really nice post, both theFloydmon Forum topicThe Easiest German-style Spelt Recipe, Ever
- Not surprising, really.David Esq.on Forum topicGeneral Mills recalls some flour due to E. coli contamination
- Sourthoughleolaurentiion Forum topicBread is driving you crazy
- Thanks!PalwithnoovenPon Blog postMy First Sourdough ~ A Real Primitive Bread
- Thanks for the compliments and tips!PalwithnoovenPon Blog postMy First Sourdough ~ A Real Primitive Bread