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First test bake with the new sourdough starter.

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  • James FairbairnJ This user is from outside of this forum
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    First test bake with the new sourdough starter. Oven spring went crazy, so safe to say the starter is at least… effective 🙂

    (This is Dan Lepard’s mill loaf - a mix of white, wholewheat and rye)

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    • James FairbairnJ James Fairbairn

      First test bake with the new sourdough starter. Oven spring went crazy, so safe to say the starter is at least… effective 🙂

      (This is Dan Lepard’s mill loaf - a mix of white, wholewheat and rye)

      James FairbairnJ This user is from outside of this forum
      James FairbairnJ This user is from outside of this forum
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      I remember this now. With a very young starter, this - and the rather tight crumb with a few large bubbles - is a sign of under-proving. Starter needs a few more days to reach its final form 🙂

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        I remember this now. With a very young starter, this - and the rather tight crumb with a few large bubbles - is a sign of under-proving. Starter needs a few more days to reach its final form 🙂

        James FairbairnJ This user is from outside of this forum
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        Bread update - it would seem the starter is now ready to perform 🙂

        This was about 7 hours start to finish

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