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Most likely the easy sourdough sandwich bread from The Clever Carrot. Or one of the basic boule recipes. I have read that more starter = less sour finished product, and that is what I'm aiming for. And being a tightwad, I'd rather use more starter and have less to discard. ??
I was web browsing last night on how to add more sourdough starter to a bread recipe, and to then make the needed adjustments in the amounts of water/flour for proper hydration. A lot of percentages were given, and how to calculate all of it. I thought I bookmarked a particularly good article...
My small town only has one Wal-mart and the next town over is about 60 miles away, and they don't have them either. You got that one for seventy-five bucks? I'd have been all over it at that price! I'm still waffling on whether to buy one or not. Want, but don't need, you know how it goes.
Umm, I dunno, why would you. To be helpful? And I would bet dollars to donuts that I order one before the day is ended. Is connecting up to a propane bottle or tank easy enough for an old person like me to figure out? I am mechanically challenged.....
Yeah, those enablers get me too. I had to go to Walmart yesterday for bird seed/food, and right where the seed used to be, was now BBQ's and equipment, plus the Blackstone griddles. Key-Rapp. The little Adventure 22" griddle would be just right for what I want. They're not being in stock at...
No, the peppers are pretty much laggards for me, too. Even giving them a two-week headstart on the tomatoes doesn't do much, they're still pretty small in comparison to the tomatoes when they do go in the ground. They do make up for their laziness later in the season, especially the Shishito's...
That is a really nice set-up! Mine is a simple heat mat, and an eight bulb gro-lite that is maybe 24" x 24". I just use an old card table.
Yes, peppers drag their heels germinating, so I start them about two weeks ahead of my 'maters. Our last frost date is around May 15th, but that hasn't...
No, the heat can go, but they would like a nice gro-lite, or a very sunny window. I just started my pepper seeds two days ago, (on a heat mat, too) but I'm waiting another few days before the tomatoes get started.
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