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  • PaulinKendal
    SMF Supporters
    • Jul 2021
    • 1617
    • Paul
    • Kendal

    #1

    Wasn't sourdough a lockdown thing?

    Always late to the party - I've just started learning to bake it. Lots of fun, tastes delicious!
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  • Jim R
    SMF Supporters
    • Apr 2018
    • 15922
    • Jim
    • Shropshire

    #2
    Can't beat home made bread. I've been baking my own for years. My sour dough starter is about 10 years old. Your loaf looks superbly tasty.

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    • stillp
      SMF Supporters
      • Nov 2016
      • 8137
      • Pete
      • Rugby

      #3
      Looks very nice Paul. I've never had much success with bread making, but I love the smell! Mine never seems to rise properly.
      Pete

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      • Dave Ward
        • Apr 2018
        • 10549

        #4
        I copped out & bought a breadmaker - I have my own recipe with spelt, wheatgerm and allspice - I can set it to bake, so that it finishes just before breakfast. but that's dangerous! You could eat half a loaf easily ( OK they're only small loaves! ) I usually only make bread at the weekend, and in winter. It runs out rather expensive,the fancy flour, but there's nothing like the smell & taste of fresh bread
        Dave
        I have to confess I use Marmite on my bread!

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        • stillp
          SMF Supporters
          • Nov 2016
          • 8137
          • Pete
          • Rugby

          #5
          Originally posted by Dave Ward
          I copped out & bought a breadmaker - I have my own recipe with spelt, wheatgerm and allspice - I can set it to bake, so that it finishes just before breakfast. but that's dangerous! You could eat half a loaf easily ( OK they're only small loaves! ) I usually only make bread at the weekend, and in winter. It runs out rather expensive,the fancy flour, but there's nothing like the smell & taste of fresh bread
          Dave
          I have to confess I use Marmite on my bread!
          Of course, all rational people use Marmite!

          We bought a breadmaker a few years ago. We found the recipes had far too much sugar in, and by the time we'd worked out how much to reduce the amount given in the recipe the widget that stirs the mix together had come loose on the drive shaft and the guarantee had run out.
          Funnily enough, at least three of my great-uncles and a few other relatives were professional bakers.
          Pete

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          • Valeron
            SMF Supporters
            • Jan 2022
            • 952
            • Mike
            • St Albans

            #6
            I do love good quality bread and also love cooking but have never ever made my own bread.

            Maybe this is something I should do.

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            • Valeron
              SMF Supporters
              • Jan 2022
              • 952
              • Mike
              • St Albans

              #7
              As for Marmite, no way. It's disgusting.

              My wife, being Australian, swears that Vegemite is loads better than Marmite, although she still likes Marmite. To me they both taste and look and smell the same. Awful.

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              • Tim Marlow
                SMF Supporters
                • Apr 2018
                • 18994
                • Tim
                • Somerset UK

                #8
                Originally posted by Valeron
                As for Marmite, no way. It's disgusting.

                My wife, being Australian, swears that Vegemite is loads better than Marmite, although she still likes Marmite. To me they both taste and look and smell the same. Awful.
                Vegemite better than marmite! Sacrilege! It’s a gutless facsimile with no real flavour! If you want disgusting, try gentlemen’s relish……now that’s horrible.

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                • Airborne01
                  • Mar 2021
                  • 4097
                  • Steve
                  • Essex

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                  Vegemite better than marmite! Sacrilege! It’s a gutless facsimile with no real flavour! If you want disgusting, try gentlemen’s relish……now that’s horrible.
                  And so was Sandwich Spread - we used it in Casualty Simulation - regurgitated of course!
                  Steve

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                  • Tim Marlow
                    SMF Supporters
                    • Apr 2018
                    • 18994
                    • Tim
                    • Somerset UK

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Airborne01
                    And so was Sandwich Spread - we used it in Casualty Simulation - regurgitated of course!
                    Steve
                    How could you tell the difference? Temperature perhaps?

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                    • Airborne01
                      • Mar 2021
                      • 4097
                      • Steve
                      • Essex

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Tim Marlow
                      How could you tell the difference? Temperature perhaps?
                      Consistency mate!

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