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Sourdough Starter
RCI-BR.001.0107

Sourdough Starter

Origin: UnknownPeriod: Traditional

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Sourdough is generally considered wild yeast, though it is actually a mixture of yeast and lacto-bacteria that together form the flavor of sourdough. The yeast however is the leavening, and thus more important for cooking.

The flavor and nature of a given sourdough depends strongly on the location. The famous San Francisco sourdough grows only in (and near) the city of San Francisco; if taken elsewhere the local yeasts and bacteria

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