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Here is something I was recommended to try out to make bread and pizza.
It works like yeast although there will be none added to your final dough as this is a fermented product. It’s supposed to make bread taste amazing and also a lot more easy to digest. It is a quite long process to go through the first time, but once it’s done you will have it virtually ready for use forever (this will be explained in the next posts.)
The ingredients are:
100g flour
100ml water
1 tbsp rice malt
Directions:
1. sift the flour in a bowl
2. mix the water and rice malt
3. add the wet to the dry ingredients and work with your hand for a while
4. once you’ve done this place the dough in a glass container, cover it and make sure it’s stored in a warm place
5. leave to rest for 48 hours
(This was the first step, read more in 48 hours..)
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Ciao Alessio
Grazie per questo! Did you know that I had no idea what “pasta madre” was, and my searches were fruitless, so I asked one of my Italian professors at my university, and she had *no* idea what it was? Ha ha. I’m grateful for this–now I can make more recipes featured on veganblog.it, along with yours, of course! Keep us updated on your attempts. You rock! (Gorgeous tattoos, by the way
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Comment by Christina Vani 23 July 09 @ 19:49hey christina, ça me fait plaisir de voir que tu continues à suivre mon blog

Comment by aX 23 July 09 @ 20:21the “pasta madre” is not something that a lot of people use at home to make bread and the likes, so i can see why your teacher had no idea what you were talking about when you asked her he he..
for now it’s looking good, it’s bubbling away, tomorrow i will have to refresh the dough so i will post more pics and write a bit more about it
keep in touch, i have plans to make really nice things with this!
have a good one, à plus aXXX