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Hello everyone!
So it looks like I've finally got something going on in my new rye flour starter. It took a few more days, but now the starter is beginning to rise and collapse between my current 24 hour feedings. My question is, should I increase the feeding frequency (I'm thinking about feeding every 12 hours now) or are 24 hour periods sufficient? Compared to my previous "starter", it currently is taking longer for the starter to rise. For instance I feed my starter about 11:30 am this morning and it has taken about 6-7 hours for it to double whereas the previous starter would noticeable begin to double in 1-2 hours (I keep them in my eyesight so I can watch them grow while at my desk). Is it normal for the rye flour to take this long or should it be faster? Is my starter still young and will speed up with more feedings/care? Thanks for all the help. -Thomas C. |
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