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Pumpernickel is rye, but on steroids, says Cathy Barrow

Pumpernickel is rye, but on steroids, says Cathy Barrow

Pumpernickel is rye, but on steroids, says Cathy Barrow

Pumpernickel is rye, but on steroids, says Cathy Barrow

Hi all,It just occurred to me that the last time I purchased whole wheat flour, I had accidentally bought WW flour intended for use in bread machines. I have been using up to 10% in loaves, and 50% for starter refreshes. I noticed that the gas bubbles in my starter will hold their shape long after it has gone hungry, where as with normal flours, the bubbles would collapse

Another loaf, another flat disc. I just cannot seem to get a handle on sourdough bread. I have been meticulously maintaining my starter for two months now, never skipped a single feeding, never let it get stagnant, always calculate to the gram, always careful of its temperature, always making sure the filtered water is at the correct temp etc etc... it just does not want to

Hi everyone 👋I am having a problem where my dough won't double in size if I don't use commercial yeast together with my sourdough starter.My starter is generally pretty active. I feed it twice a day 20g AP unbleached flour and 5g rye flour.

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Author of the article: Ellwood Shreve Publishing date: May 04, 2021  •  May 4, 2021  •  2 minute read  •  Miguel Hernandez, a volunteer with the Chatham-Kent chapter of Canadian Food for Children, displays part of the next shipment that will be sent to help families in developing nations. Ellwood Shreve/Chatham Daily News/Postmedia Network Photo by Ellwood Shreve /Ellwood Shreve/The Daily News Article content A legion of volunteers – mainly seniors – have worked over the la...

Fri Apr 30 2021 at 19:57:55 Im feeling more like myself lately. Still not 100% back to normal — not sure if I ever will be, or can realistically expect to be — but I no longer feel like a useless piece of crap, so thats progress.   Im crediting my recovery to the huge to-do list I started in October or November. Its a culmination of everything Ive been procrastinating for the past few years. Some items on the list exceed 10 years. As more ideas come to me, both new and old, I write those ...