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dabrownmanon Blog postSix Months of Sourdough! - You have to try one of my very favorite recipes on
dabrownmanon Forum topicNew to sourdough - My wife is just the opposite.
dabrownmanon Forum topicNew to sourdough - I read your write up. Didbarryvabeachon Forum topic104 percent hydration whole wheat bread
- Beyond the basic country loaf
Flour.ish.enon Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread) - I assume that dry starter powder is made from
dabrownmanon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - (No subject)amber108on Forum topicfinal proofing, time, temps and humidity
- not sure where my pics went?amber108on Forum topicfinal proofing, time, temps and humidity
- Sounds like biga
bottlenyon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - Not dishing regular yeast atamber108on Forum topicfinal proofing, time, temps and humidity
- Very nice bread
dabrownmanon Forum topic104 percent hydration whole wheat bread - FWIW..
drogonon Forum topic1-2-3 Bulk fermentation - µBakery ..
drogonon Forum topicfinal proofing, time, temps and humidity - Beautiful bread! Well Done!
dabrownmanon Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread) - managing a starter
Flour.ish.enon Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread) - alfanso is right.
dabrownmanon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - My stiff starter reaching old age...
alfansoon Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread) - Trick to make your buns softer and fluffier...Wartfaceon Forum topicRan out of buns for the barbecue!
- Whole Rye Starters Are Very HardyAnonymouson Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread)
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KathyFon Forum topicNew to sourdough - Managing a starter
Flour.ish.enon Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread) - Love the trombone :*)I used
Janetcookon Blog postNext week is Real Bread Week - You can manage a starter with no discard at allAnonymouson Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread)
- life cycle of the starter
Flour.ish.enon Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread) - Hello KevinAnonymouson Forum topicNew user from South Carolina
- yes, that's the table
alfansoon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - Now I get it, many thanks. I
sallamon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - Funnily enoughAnonymouson Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread)
- I shuld have replied here #2
Juergen Krausson Blog postNext week is Real Bread Week - Can't take credit
alfansoon Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread) - I should have replied here
Juergen Krausson Blog postNext week is Real Bread Week - Great to hear from you
Juergen Krausson Blog postNext week is Real Bread Week - Here's what I did -
alfansoon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - Another convert!
WendySusanon Forum topicNew to sourdough - Yes, the batards had enough mass
alfansoon Blog postAlfanso Leone's “The Good, The Bad and The Tasty” - I bought 10 pounds of soft white wheat...Anonymouson Forum topicFresh ground whole wheat biscuit recipe wanted.
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sallamon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - Both/and instead of either/or?
pmccoolon Forum topicShould I ditch my Hobart N50 for an Ankarsrum? - one step if you want
alfansoon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - P.s.Anonymouson Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread)
- Lovely looking loavesAnonymouson Blog postForkish Overnight Country Blonde (vs. Tartine Basic Country Bread)
- An IdeaAnonymouson Forum topicBeer Yeast in bread
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- YesAnonymouson Blog post1:2:3 with overnight retard
- Looks DeliciousAnonymouson Blog postI think I am in love...
- That's too kind and sweet of
sallamon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - I've read your interesting
sallamon Forum topicBaking with dry starter - Beautiful bread :)amber108on Forum topicRye Sourdough (PiP's 40%)