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Great starter
Great starter
Just wanted to say thank you to those of you who have posted about
using pineapple juice to get a starter going. I read through a lot of
messages a few days ago and decided to give it a try. Today I have a
fabulous starter! Rising and everything. Thank you so much!!
Just wanted to say thank you to those of you who have posted about
using pineapple juice to get a starter going. I read through a lot of
messages a few days ago and decided to give it a try. Today I have a
fabulous starter! Rising and everything. Thank you so much!!
Re: Great starter
<rmmb1@aol . com > wrote in message =
news:1173226056.379703.190870@q40g2000cwq.googlegroups . com ...
> Just wanted to say thank you to those of you who have posted about
> using pineapple juice to get a starter going. I read through a lot of
> messages a few days ago and decided to give it a try. Today I have a
> fabulous starter! Rising and everything. Thank you so much!!
I don't think that anybody posted such a thing recently. There was,
apparently, something in a Peter Reinhart book about a pineapple
starter. You have to watch out for book writers. They will say all
kinds of stuff to fill their pages.
The best way to get a starter is to send out for it, to a reliable
source. My recommendation is =
< * w w w .yankeegrocery . com /sourdough%5Fbread.html> .
It costs less than 4 bucks. If you do it that way, you can give a =
moment's
peace to Charles Perry, who is inundated with SASE's requesting Carl's
starter on account of blogs advertising feebies. Also, Yankee Grocery =
is
very fast, compared to <w w w .carlsfriends.org> which is, among other
delays, slowing down to process your order when it comes in, and costs
two first-class stamps, and a buck if you are generous.
--
Dicky
(authorized to speak for Carl's Friends)
<rmmb1@aol . com > wrote in message =
news:1173226056.379703.190870@q40g2000cwq.googlegroups . com ...
> Just wanted to say thank you to those of you who have posted about
> using pineapple juice to get a starter going. I read through a lot of
> messages a few days ago and decided to give it a try. Today I have a
> fabulous starter! Rising and everything. Thank you so much!!
I don't think that anybody posted such a thing recently. There was,
apparently, something in a Peter Reinhart book about a pineapple
starter. You have to watch out for book writers. They will say all
kinds of stuff to fill their pages.
The best way to get a starter is to send out for it, to a reliable
source. My recommendation is =
< * w w w .yankeegrocery . com /sourdough%5Fbread.html> .
It costs less than 4 bucks. If you do it that way, you can give a =
moment's
peace to Charles Perry, who is inundated with SASE's requesting Carl's
starter on account of blogs advertising feebies. Also, Yankee Grocery =
is
very fast, compared to <w w w .carlsfriends.org> which is, among other
delays, slowing down to process your order when it comes in, and costs
two first-class stamps, and a buck if you are generous.
--
Dicky
(authorized to speak for Carl's Friends)
Re: Great starter
On Mar 9, 9:40 am, "Dick Adams" <Bad.A...@nonexist . com > wrote:
> <r...@aol . com > wrote in messagenews:1173226056.379703.190870@q40g2000cwq.googlegroups . com ...
> > Just wanted to say thank you to those of you who have posted about
> > using pineapple juice to get a starter going.
>
> I don't think that anybody posted such a thing recently. There was,
> apparently, something in a Peter Reinhart book about a pineapple
> starter. You have to watch out for book writers. They will say all
> kinds of stuff to fill their pages.
It was posted back in July 2006:
Post title: Peter Reinhart's Pizza Book
Poster and Date: 1 dan w Jul 6 2006
Russ
On Mar 9, 9:40 am, "Dick Adams" <Bad.A...@nonexist . com > wrote:
> <r...@aol . com > wrote in messagenews:1173226056.379703.190870@q40g2000cwq.googlegroups . com ...
> > Just wanted to say thank you to those of you who have posted about
> > using pineapple juice to get a starter going.
>
> I don't think that anybody posted such a thing recently. There was,
> apparently, something in a Peter Reinhart book about a pineapple
> starter. You have to watch out for book writers. They will say all
> kinds of stuff to fill their pages.
It was posted back in July 2006:
Post title: Peter Reinhart's Pizza Book
Poster and Date: 1 dan w Jul 6 2006
Russ
