Sourdough

By Nina White / Photography By | Last Updated November 08, 2019
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The legacy of starters nearly disappeared from daily life with the emergence of commercial bread in the early twentieth century. Families may remember that Grandma had a blob, but didn’t know what it was fed with (flour and water) or how to bake with it.

The Tradition of Sourdough

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Understanding the Sourdough Starter

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