Bread
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- Bilsch
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Re: Bread
That looks tasty!
I would like to get more into sourdough myself after hearing about starters they make in France beginning with apple peels and other interesting carriers of wild yeasts. Long involved process until you even get to make your first loaf. These kind of difficult projects with big payoffs in flavor and learned skill is what I live for. This process of learning to brew LoDO, relearning to brew, is also a perfect fit.
I would like to get more into sourdough myself after hearing about starters they make in France beginning with apple peels and other interesting carriers of wild yeasts. Long involved process until you even get to make your first loaf. These kind of difficult projects with big payoffs in flavor and learned skill is what I live for. This process of learning to brew LoDO, relearning to brew, is also a perfect fit.
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Re: Bread
I used this method, starting out with pineapple juice. Enjoyable two part long read http://www.thefreshloaf.com/node/10856/ ... ion-part-1
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- Der Professor
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- German Brewing
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Re: Bread
Using a process very similar to the one Bilsch posted. Agreed that it is significantly easier and less labor intensive than brewing a LoDO lager
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