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On Tue, 28 Dec 2004 10:58:35 -0500, Kevin J. Cheek wrote:
> It was going so well. I sterilized the jar and utensils, mixed in one cup > of warm water (chlorine free) with one cup of whole wheat flour and set > aside. After 24 hours the flour had settled, leaving dark water at the > top, but there were some bubbles. > > Mixed, poured out one cup and mixed in 1/2 cup whole wheat flour and 1/2 > cup warm water. In 12 hours the mixture had doubled, with bubbles about > 1/8 of an inch across throughout, and was floating atop a layer of water. > The starter had a sour smell. Mixed, poured out one cup, mixed in 1/2 cup > whole wheat flour and 1/2 cup warm water, and set aside again. > > Then nothing. After 12 hours there were no signs of bubbles. Mixed and > waited 12 hours more. Nothing. Waited another 24 hours. Nothing. > > What happened? > Here is one hypothesis: whatever was growing in your concoction was killed by a viral infection. > - Kevin Cheek --Mac |
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