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Baking with whole grains is a different "beast" than white flour. This group explores techniques, recipes, and philosophies for whole-grain baking of bread and deserts. This is not a group for people drawn into whole wheat kicking and screaming, but for those of us who naturally prefer the taste of the real deal to "fluffo". Post favorite recipes, techniques, questions, conversions of old favorites, etc. Discuss desem, volkornbrot, authentic pumpernickel, sourdough, borodinsky, east-european and slavic rye, scalded rye, saldsk?bmaize, poilane, pita, chipatti, kolos, landbrot, and other of the world's great whole-grain masterpieces. Or share your own invented recipes. The topics also branch out to overlapping issues such as philosophy, the slow food movement, organic ingredients, home milling, and health issues.

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Re: Grapes as a sourdough starter
... I'm no expert, Ivey...... and not very good at explaining things, either, sorry. However, here is a great site that can get you started, then you can ask
Posted - Thu Jul 16, 2009 3:33 pm
Robin Murphy
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Re: Grapes as a sourdough starter
You all are way beyond anything I do with bread. I have a simple recipe that I use (with yeast) and never venture to anything else. I would like to try
Posted - Thu Jul 16, 2009 2:18 pm
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Re: Grapes as a sourdough starter
... I've heard of grapes being put in the liquid starter, because of the wild yeast on the skins. However, wheat has a wild yeast, also. All you really need is
Posted - Wed Jul 15, 2009 9:04 pm
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Grapes as a sourdough starter
I heard just today that you can take grapes and bury them in flour, refrigerate for a couple of days, and then use that flour to make your own starter.
Posted - Wed Jul 15, 2009 8:46 pm
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I think the baked bread looks absolutely lovely. I bet, with all the rising, it has excellent flavor as well. Good job! ... From: debunix To: Wholegrain-baking
Posted - Mon Jun 29, 2009 5:50 pm
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