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Default "Dough ball" Starter Question

Hello, I'm wondering how one uses a "dough ball" style starter as mentioned
by group member Will. Right now I'm using a slurry style starter. I take a
few tablespoons of the slurry and add some water and flour to start a
sponge. If I add more flour to the slurry starter to make a dough ball, how
do I start a sponge from it?


 
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