Since the warm milk yeast flour dough must be at a certain temperature it seems defeating to then add cold from the fridge sourdough starter.
Also, I keep dry milk and also dry buttermilk mixes to liquify for recipes. Any problem adding less or more powder than the ratio stated?
December 1, 2021 at 2:18pm
Since the warm milk yeast flour dough must be at a certain temperature it seems defeating to then add cold from the fridge sourdough starter.
Also, I keep dry milk and also dry buttermilk mixes to liquify for recipes. Any problem adding less or more powder than the ratio stated?