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On Tue 06 Mar 2007, Jakob Whitfield <jakob.whitfield@xxxxx.xxx> wrote: > Is this true? I thought that once a sourdough culture was hardy and > established enough to survive freezing/drying, it was stong enough to > fight off the local yeasts, as the environment it produced (acidity > etc.) was specific to its components. Well maybe I've got it wrong then. It should be easy enough to test; get some foreign culture, revive it, freeze half, keep the other one going for a while, then thaw and revive your frozen one, make bread with both, and do a blind testing. KakeThere's stuff above here
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