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Mixture
40%
60%
Liquid
Flour
Other
Pantalaimon
Since 2012
I live bread but I kept having a bloated feeling after eating so I decided to try it out.
Characteristics
Local ingredients. The summer bread is different from the winter on.
Taste & flavour
![Pantalaimon top shot](https://thesourdoughquest.com/sites/default/files/styles/sourdough_detail_preview/public/sourdough/shots/sourdough_pantalaimon_top_0.jpg?itok=WzuSEeq9)
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Recipe
Starting ingredients
- 60% Flour
- 40% Water
Feeding ingredients
1
I discard the top part of the flour by using it for making bread. I use a flour mix from my local mill,and cooled boiled water. I mix the 3 ingredients and keep the starter outfor 6 to 8 hours depending on the temperature. Summer times even 4 hours.
I then keep in the fridge and feed as needed. Minimum 2 times a week.
Working method
1
Flour- I use a mix from my local Mill which includes local grains.
Water I keep cooled boiled water which I use for my liquid
Mixed these two ingredients. I discarded and fed the starter everyday for 10 days.
60% Flour
40% Water