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Rye Bread Starter

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To set a Rye Starter down start a week before you need the bread. Naturally occurring enzyme amylase starts converting starch into sugar. How To Make A Sourdough Starter Nordic Kitchen Stories Stir the mixture 2 or 3 times a day for 10 seconds. Rye bread starter . Making your own rye flour based starter is the first step in the process of making rye sourdough breads. Some bubbles will start to appear on the surface and it will not smell nice. Making and maintaining rye sourdough starter is 100 achievable with a few tips and tricks. Add the rye flour and water to the starter. When your mixture is active throw away two third of the mixture and add 30ml of water and 30g of whole grain rye flour stir with a clean spoon for 30 seconds and store at room temperature. Heres how to make it happen. This is called refreshing or feeding your starter. To make an excellent starter I recommend using rye flour type 720. Add the rye flour and water to the starter. This br