Sourdough Baking

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Using a Thermometer

Lifted from Danubian's post-poll analysis . Was thinking it would make a good thread. [quote=Danubian] Using a thermometer is...

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Some things I found out about Spelt..

(Maedi, this is hard, my box to type in is only an inch wide!) To continue, I have been experimenting with Spelt and thought you...

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Test poll: How often do home bakers use thermometers to determine their water and dough temperature?

As a test I thought I'd post this simple poll to see how it is presented in the thread. Take this simple poll which finishes in 4...

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Rye wild yeast barm

Hi. I have a white leaven that's about 6 months old. 3 days ago I took some out and refreshed it with rye flour and water. I've...

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Using a Bread Tin

Hi all, I'm new to this list and new to sourdough baking. When the breadmaking urge struck me again I invested in a nice new...

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Caught a Pale Bug....

Haven't happened to me in a long while. I feel a bit strange....numb. Why did the crust of my rolls refuse to caramelise? Here...

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can someone tell me why my bread isnt sour?

hi all, Just joined this site a few weeks ago, and love the content. The more of us there are, the better! I have a question to...

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Barm

Could someone (John, Boris) Give us a short Barm 101 sort of brief or lesson! Very humbly yours, Jeremy

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Miche Porn

Hi all, Made some Miche at home on my day off. Mixed/folded/formed in between wrenching on the VW, cleaning the house, and...

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Lithuanian rye

This recipe is from a friend's Lithuanian grandmother. I've had no success but I'm drawn to it because it uses no starter at all...

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