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- 24.04.2015
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- Cooking and Growing
- Diet and Health
- Lifestyle
- Vanessa Kimbell
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No artificial additives
Less flatulence
More nutritious
Reduced gluten
Sourdough may help regulate blood sugar levels
The need to define slow fermented bread
In the end the best advice I can offer to anyone is talk to your baker and ask how long the bread is fermented for – or make your own.
Sourdough Recipe
Equipment:
Ingredients:
Mix (6.00 pm)
Fold (8.30 pm)
Shape (9.30 pm)
Prove
Bake (the following morning)
Storage
This article was originally published in April 2015
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Vanessa Kimbell Vanessa is a 3rd generation baker of Italian descent, and qualified as a baker age 18 after spending her childhood helping out in a bakery in the South of France.