Results 41 - 50 of 72 for potato sourdough

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Grease a large bowl. In another bowl, mix all ingredients and make a stiff batter. Place dough in grease bowl and brush some oil on the top ...

Dissolve yeast in water in ... mix well. Add potato. Cover blow with cheesecloth. ... To store transfer sourdough starter to a jar. Cover ... 10 days unless replenished.

Every 3 to 5 days, take jar out of refrigerator and feed as follows: Mix above ingredients in bowl and add starter. Let stand at room ...

Boil scrubbed potatoes with jackets ... The richer the potato water, the richer the starter. Put all ingredients into a sourdough pot, jar or crock (never ... remove starter for recipes.

Combine ingredients and let stand out all day. Refrigerate that night. After 3 days, take out and feed again.



Soften yeast in the warm potato water. Mix all ingredients well ... starter into jar with lid and keep in the refrigerator to be used as needed.

One of the most important items in making and keeping sourdough biscuits going is a proper ... it get too sour and do not let the sponge chill.

Place potato cubes in a pan, cover ... potato water, 1 cup flour, 1 tablespoon sugar. If starter is not used in 10 days, add 1 tablespoon sugar.

This bread is made from a starter which can be kept for long periods of time when fed and keep refrigerated. Dissolve yeast in 1/2 cup ...

Boil one large peeled and cubed baking type potato in enough water to cover ... sugar, flour and water to keep it going and building a new batch.

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