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Jeremy Cherfas

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One of the resultant loaves

One of the resultant loaves

One of the resultant loaves. 50% wholemeal sourdough.

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Time for some of that fine 100% rye sourdough with toasted sunflower seeds and a hint of caraway.

Time for some of that fine 100% rye sourdough with toasted sunflower seeds and a hint of caraway.

Time for some of that fine 100% rye sourdough with toasted sunflower seeds and a hint of caraway.

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Today’s effort: seven seed sourdough semi wholemeal.

Today’s effort: seven seed sourdough semi wholemeal.

Today’s effort: seven seed sourdough semi wholemeal.

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Today I will mostly be baking light rye sourdough with caraway seeds.

Today I will mostly be baking light rye sourdough with caraway seeds.

Today I will mostly be baking light rye sourdough with caraway seeds.

Jeremy Cherfas

Today, I will mostly be baking light rye sourdough with caraway seeds.

Today, I will mostly be baking light rye sourdough with caraway seeds.

Today, I will mostly be baking light rye sourdough with caraway seeds.

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Ave Fornax!

Ave Fornax!

Ave Fornax!

@tavolamediterranea has decreed that today is the start of Fornacalia, which I am celebrating with a very un-Roman bread. At least, I don't think the Romans ever baked with rye. And certainly not sunflower seeds.

This is the 100% rye sourdough with a sunflower seed soaker from @raleighstreetbaker reduced to what is, for me, a more manageable quantity. Link to full recipe in bio.

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No sourdough discards here.

No sourdough discards here.

No sourdough discards here.

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A mostly white (5% each rye and wholemeal) sourdough loaf for Sunday breakfast and beyond.

A mostly white (5% each rye and wholemeal) sourdough loaf for Sunday breakfast and beyond.

A mostly white (5% each rye and wholemeal) sourdough loaf for Sunday breakfast and beyond.