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    3 feedings a day.

    As I continue to work through some starter questions, and how it translates to bake. I have this starter now doing 3 full feedings a day. Ramped it up last night to a 600 g levain. Seems to be chowing down that as well. Hoping tomorrow is bake day. I think I enjoy the starter maybe even more then baking.

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    Nice. what do you use? Rye and regular bread flour?

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      I have been using various combinations. Between rye, KA 14%whole wheat and AP. Trying to get a gage in which one is more powerful right now. It is all old flower still from last January. Now it seems it can eat through anything... ( famous last words of a flop bake) lol

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    It is oddly satisfying to watch it! IT’S ALIVE!!

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      #4
      Good book it is reading also.

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      • Richard Chrz
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        I think every home cook should own that book. It stays out on the counter.

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      One morning you'll wake up and the dog will be missing........ next morning...........the car!

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