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![]() "Dee Randall" > ha scritto nel messaggio ... > > "Pandora" > wrote in message > ... >> >> "Boron Elgar" > ha scritto nel messaggio >> ... >> [CUT] >> Is sourdough the thing I call "natural yeast"? >> pandora >> > IMHO I believe all sourdough is/should be made without any 'added' yeast. > One makes their own starter/yeast product. > Kenneth here on this list is an expert, and if he sees this, I encourage > him to give you a better answer. > Dee Dee Yes! I agree with you! Natural yeast (perhaps your sardough) is made without any industrial yeast. For it I Am using (I Am making now the experiment) honey or fruit juice, bread flour and water. Perhaps in two , three days it will be ready. I will tell you. If you make a "mother yeast" (as we call the natural yeast or sardough) you will have yeast gratis for all the life. I know that some butcher's, here, has a mother yeast of 80 years old!!!! Cheers Pandora Pandora > > |
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