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Bread

katopyrgos · 2011-10-11 15:35:05

Just want to find out has anyone out there made Sourdough bread and was it successful?:pac:

11-10-2011 3:35pm

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katopyrgos

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Just want to find out has anyone out there made Sourdough bread and
was it successful?:pac:

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#2 11-10-2011 4:05pm

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Moved to Cooking and Recipes as more appropriate.

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#3 11-10-2011 7:48pm

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Can't help except to say that I eat it in large quantities. The local Artisan Baker is the cause of my portly figure

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#4 11-10-2011 8:12pm

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I'll always remember the sour milk kept to make bread.
I'll never forget the dripping kept instead of butter to put on the bread! :eek:

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#5 11-10-2011 8:14pm

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I made it using the river cottage everyday book recipe, think you can get it on the river cottage forum on their website, it takes a few days to make the starter and also a time to make the bread ( not actually working on the bread but letting adding the starter, letting it rise etc), but I must say it is worth it, it makes lovely bread and once you have the starter made and keep it 'alive' then you have it forever, let me know if you want the recipe and I'll dig it out for ya

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#6 12-10-2011 8:07am

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Recent thread about it HERE

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#7 12-10-2011 3:57pm

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looksee wrote: »

Moved to Cooking and Recipes as more appropriate.

Thanks Looksee, not used to this mode of communications yet.:)

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#8 12-10-2011 3:59pm

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Dizzyblonde wrote: »

Recent thread about it HERE

Thanks for the tip. I have already the starter put in fridge. Just testing the water.:)

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#9 12-10-2011 4:04pm

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nihicib2 wrote: »

I made it using the river cottage everyday book recipe, think you can get it on the river cottage forum on their website, it takes a few days to make the starter and also a time to make the bread ( not actually working on the bread but letting adding the starter, letting it rise etc), but I must say it is worth it, it makes lovely bread and once you have the starter made and keep it 'alive' then you have it forever, let me know if you want the recipe and I'll dig it out for ya

Thanks alot. Have already starter in fridge. Trying to pluck up Courage to use
it . I have no problem with yeast bread and soda bread. I d be obliged for recipe.:P

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