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Chrisso OP
~ 2 years, 2 mos ago
Nov 10, '22 8:49am
Who here jumped on the sourdough bread train during the pandemic? And if you created a starter, are you still baking sourdough bread? Did you name your starter? Sourdough bread kept me sane and I'm still faithfully baking 2 sometimes 3 loaves a week. My starter's name is Virgil.
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amanda79 8
~ 2 years, 2 mos ago
Nov 10, '22 8:52am
@Chrisso : Not me. I have never baked bread, ever. That looks super yummy. I bet it would be really great dipped in a nice olive oil with minced garlic and shredded parmesan. Is it very difficult to make?
Who here jumped on the sourdough bread train during the pandemic? And if you created a starter, are you still baking sourdough bread? Did you name your starter? Sourdough bread kept me sane and I'm still faithfully baking 2 sometimes 3 loaves a week. My starter's name is Virgil.
@Chrisso : I did it back in 90s. Did by hand, no bread machine! Had to leave starter behind when move back to country, lol.
@Chrisso : I used to. We had a starter shared with family and kept it going about 10 years. I got tired of making bread and rolls and cakes so I quit. Interesting, my husband saw an article about Patrick Duffy (the actor) is hyping a a family starter passed down from the 1800s. My husband said I should order one but I am not sure I have the energy to get back into bread baking. I know you can just feed the starter if you don't want to bake during the week, but even so, it does require some work.
Chrisso OP
~ 2 years, 2 mos ago
Nov 10, '22 9:31am
@amanda79 : Not difficult, no, but it does take time. The loaf I'm making now won't be ready to bake till tomorrow. And a resounding heartfelt YES to the olive oil, parm bread dipping. SoðŸ‘ðŸ»GoodðŸ‘ðŸ»
Who here jumped on the sourdough bread train during the pandemic
sourdough bread, but have never made it. Do you need a bread machine? 
