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Title: Banana White Bread
Categories: Bread Breadmaker
Yield: 1 Servings

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Carolyn wrote the following: > > You can use your oven to keep sourdough starter warm or even to let bread > rise by turning on the oven light, placing the bowl in the oven and closing > the door. This will work as well or better than a gas pilot light (with > electric ignition these days very few of us still have a constant pilot > anyway). I have an oven thermometer setting on an oven rack and the temp > hovers around 85F. with this method in my oven.

Yes, this does work very well. The only thing is, be sure to put up a note somewhere really obvious that the starter is in there if someone else may cook in your kitchen. I lost my favorite starter when it was in the oven and my husband turned it on to pre-heat for something he was going to cook, decided to go take a shower while it was heating up, and came back to find that it had cooked into a solid mass.

Cheers, Janet From: "Robert and Carole Walberg" Subject: Drying out sourdough starter + Favourite Recipe Date: Tue, 28 Jan 1997 14:40:53 -500 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT

Recently I have been noticing postings about drying out sourdough starters for storage. Could anyone tell me how that is done and how it is then reconstituted for later use.

This is my favourite breadmaker recipe. If you can't find flax seeds, cracked wheat, etc. can replace it.

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