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Jeremy Cherfas
Did you see the photo of my starter from this morning? It has now had time to work its magic and I have three good looking seedy loaves based on Hamelman's multigrain with soaker. I can't guarantee that these particular loaves will be absolutely delicious, but based on past experience, it is a bet I would be willing to make. This particular loaf will not be part of the course on 9 June, but the handout will contain the recipe and we will be talking about seeds.
Jeremy Cherfas
My sourdough leaven, active and spongy and ready to do its thing after two builds. I originally received this more than a decade ago, as a Tuscan starter that was more than 100 years old. Is there anything specifically Tuscan about it? I doubt it. Is it the same now as it was 100 years ago, or even 10 years ago? Again, I doubt it. But it is ready to make some delicious, flavourful, nutritious bread -- and that's what matters. Let me hand it on to you, along with the knowledge to start using it, at a one-day bread workshop here in Rome on 9 June 2019. Link in bio and at https://fornacalia.com/learn-to-bake-sourdough-bread-in-rome
Jeremy Cherfas
I think they were cod fillets, but in any case they were delicious.
Jeremy Cherfas
Nice result for the 3-flour rustic, after gentle handling.
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Elderflower.
Jeremy Cherfas
And very good they are too, though I say so as shouldn’t.
Jeremy Cherfas
Somewhat lacking in religious symbolism, but that’s ok as far as I am concerned.
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Prime buns, waiting to prove.
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Seven hours later ...
Jeremy Cherfas
Now to wait and see, and hope that I haven’t overfaced my willing microbe helpers with all that rich food.
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