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I had some time to kill this weekend, and my wife bought me the Sourhouse Goldie for my starter.In short, I would say the starter warmer wouldn't be necessary at all, and not advantageous for many. That said, I keep my house rather cold, particularly in the winter (~60f). As such, it does prove helpful for me to get more activity from my starter quicker. So for me, while

My Christmas present (I hope!) will be a KoMo mill So - any suggestions please on where to source grains in the UK?I'd love to find a supplier of durum wheat (though I doubt it), but any good quality wheat and also the specialty ones such as Einkorn, Kamut, Spelt etcAny ideas much appreciatedthanks

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I've baked this 3 times now, from "Bread" 3rd edition. The recipe is organized to fit into a working person's schedule with each step about 12 hrs apart spread over 3 days. Workday 100% WWHere are the photos: Workday WW PhotosThe hydration is 80%; I wanted to try bassinage on the latest try to see if I could get a better gluten structure. I really worked the dough hard; it

I have been switching my limited repertoire of breads over to the "Don't be a bread hostage" way of doing it from the King Arthur website. It has certainly simplified bread making for me and I really like how this recipe makes a more manageable high hydration bread to work with and produces a very soft and fluffy crumb.This is the Trevor Wilson recipe for cranberry spelt bread

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Rye January continuesToday's bake: Ginger-Plum Bread Zwetschgen-Ingwer Brot (Germany)The Rye Baker by Stanley GinsbergThis bread is made from a majority of Organic Rye-80% Extract (~medium rye flour), some Organic Heirloom Turkey Red Wheat-Cracked and a bit of whole rye which is in the culture.There are in addition some prunes (Dried/Pitted), grated ginger, and chopped almonds

This is my stiff rye culture, also known as a Sourdough, Mother, Starter, Levain etc. This is the only culture I maintain. I feed it once a day first thing in the morning and it lives on my kitchen countertop. I follow Jeffrey Hamelman’s feeding regimen for which I have made a quick reference chart below. The composition of the feed varies slightly according to the season.

Some sources say that the local wild yeasts and LAB where you keep and refresh your starter are particularly well adapted to that location; if you get a starter from elsewhere, eventually the locals will outcompete the foreigners.I live in San Diego, CA which is generally warm all year round (barring the occasional winter deep freeze into the low 60's F).