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Yes, it's very easy to make it. But you have to buy the Italian flour, buy farina do grano duro rimacinata. One brand you will certainly find is la molisana. That flour has less gluten and more protein than the modern shit you find around. Then the recipe is simple, mix the bacteria with 660cc of water until is mixed for around 5 minutes, then put the flour little by little until it gets solid then massage a lot with your hands. When it's well massaged put some salt, like a soup spoon. Let it rest the whole night, next morning around 45-55 minutes at 300° at the oven. This bread remains good to eat out of fridge for a week, you will love it and feel very healthy and without hunger. Let me know how it went for you.

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fc994dc4... 4h ago

That's the flour, another good brand is "Caputo": https://piccolosgastronomia.com/products/la-molisana-re-milled-durum-wheat-semolina-semola-rimacinata-2-2-lb

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Lois 🧘‍♀️🫖✨🙏 8m ago

Thank you. I don't have sour dough starter and have never made it.

I just googled to get instructions. This will be a bit more of a project than I currently have time for (I'm juggling several deadlines for business proposals)...

I was hoping to buy the bread already made ... a frozen exported version.

If I get around to diving into sour dough bread making, I'll certainly try this recipe and let you know how it goes 🙏

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