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Can left-over "Old Dough"--you know, that fake sourdough starter made with
commercial yeast about a day before it is needed--be saved, fed, and perpetuated in much the same way as real sourdough starter? For example, I made some "Old Dough" the other day and I have some left from yesterday. I thought I'd just save it and feed it a little flour and water, etc. One problem I see is that it already has some salt in it which inhibits yeast production. But eventually the salt would disappear or be dilluted out of the mix. Hmmmmm. . . Any thoughts? Thanks. Rich Hollenbeck |
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