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  1. Dosanjh Jatt
    Dosanjh Jatt says:

    I love love all these recipes! Thank you for sparking my imagination! I began my sourdough journey during lockdown and have made many loaves of bread. You have given me the courage to venture out. Looking forward to making crackers and pancakes!

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  2. Mary Fogarty
    Mary Fogarty says:

    I love and appreciate your videos so much❤️!! I’ve done sourdough in the past but didn’t have much luck. You make it look so easy and fun! You’ve inspired me to start it again!!

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  3. ANA ŽAGMEŠTER
    ANA ŽAGMEŠTER says:

    Hey Lisa, I have questions not related to this video. I'm wondering do you have rats/mice on your farm and what do you do to keep them out of house or farm….? Maybe you could do a video about how to keep your farm/barn/yard clean and out of uninvited little furry guests? We're soon moving into an 1950s house and I saw ants in the house. Did you have that problem? How to solve it? I've tried some diy sprays but that doesn't keep them out of house for a long time.
    Thank you,
    Ana from Croatia

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  4. Sandy Williams
    Sandy Williams says:

    This was such a helpful video. After watching you, I started my own starter and have kept it happy for quite awhile.

    Our grandchildren rave about the breads that I have made, and our youngest was recently quite disappointed to find that I was not making the cinnamon rolls for breakfast, while they were here visiting.

    I am 74 and living proof that you can teach an old dog new tricks! 😍❤️😍

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  5. cindland
    cindland says:

    There are so many “myths” and misconceptions about starter and discard and how much feeding etc. IMO people are trying to make it harder and more technical than it needs to be. And follow “gurus” or “gourmet chefs” who make a big show of it. I’m ancient times, they made bread. Period. Mix, sit, knead, shape, and bake. They didn’t pull up scientific tables and so on to make recipes.

    Question, why are you buying granola than making it in bulk yourself ? It is the easiest thing to make. Oats, raisins (or not) honey, nuts, etc. bake then crumble. 😇

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  6. Dixie Cook
    Dixie Cook says:

    Thank you, I learned how to make sour dough starter, and sour dough bread from your videos. Thanks for the simple explanations of doing this. I took some of my discarded starter and made, Zucchini cookies with zucchini from the garden, I cut back on the butter called for in the recipe and added discard, 60% cacao Cho. chips, raisins, and chopped walnuts. I accidently grabbed the cumin instead of the cinnamon, I caught myself, but a little cumin went in, no problem, tasted great. They were fantastic. My next journey sour dough starter from potato water like my grandpa did. He was a sheepherder when he was young. It made the best pancakes.

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  7. Jasmine H
    Jasmine H says:

    I've always wanted to do sourdough starter but it was intimidating. You make it seem super easy and I may actually try it out 😃. My question is how do I keep the container from getting crusty at the top? My husband is not okay with anything crusty going in our fridge 😬

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  8. The Good Girl😇
    The Good Girl😇 says:

    Thank you for continuing to inspire me and not to over think my sourdough starter! I really ❤ cooking with it and have saved SO much $$ on bread🍞🥞🧇🥯!! Next up, trying more of your recipes!

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  9. Jess Thoma
    Jess Thoma says:

    I love these recipes because I'm a working mom with a 3YO starter, and I rarely have time to make actual sourdough recipes (breads, biscuits, etc) because I'm gone 50 hours a week. I love no-wait sourdough recipes!

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  10. Richard Green
    Richard Green says:

    25g a day over 7 days for the starter is half a cup of wasted flour and realy only 5 days because the last 2 days you dont need to discard because then you have enough starter for a recipe and thereafter ther is no discard. So 100g of flour wasted, oops.

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