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Hi everyone,
I posted a while ago about trying to grow a sourdough starter using Joe Ortiz's method. After giving it a good try, I abandoned that approach and have since tried using the method in the r.f.s FAQ, namely a 100% hydration starter, started with rye flour and switched over to wheat after 3 rye refreshments, halving the quantity in the jar before each refreshment. After 6 days, my starter is looking really good - bubbly and seems to be doubling in volume after about 6 hours. I'm planning to keep refreshing the starter until the weekend, when I want to have a go baking with it. My question to the group is, what is a good first recipe to try with this starter? Should I try a dedicated sourdough recipe, or am I better off adapting a "normal" recipe such as a 60% hydration pain ordinaire (such a recipe is also given in the FAQ) just to see if the starter will raise the bread. As you can imagine, I'm eager to give it a try so I would prefer a recipe that doesn't take days to prepare, even though it may be at the expense of the true sourdough taste (I figure that can come later). Does anyone have any pointers to other good first recipes I can try? Thanks, james |
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