I have a sourdough starter at home- we've been keeping it alive for 7 months and counting! If you want more info on it, search "sourdough" on my blog- I bake with it a lot!
Many margarines do not have whey and are indeed vegan. Most grocery stories carry a vegan margarine nowadays (even if it's not labeled vegan) - just check the ingredients list.
sourdough starter is a living creature that you are exploiting for your selfish ends. you might as well put bacon into your bread if you're going to use sourdough starter.
it might be a small pleasure, but it packs BIG flavor and comfort :0)
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ReplyDeletethat must be an awfully pleasurable life if you're up to #452 already ;)
Josh:
ReplyDeleteActually, the first 451 pleasures all involve baking in one way or another...!
Nice, what did you use for a starter?
ReplyDeleteI have a sourdough starter at home- we've been keeping it alive for 7 months and counting! If you want more info on it, search "sourdough" on my blog- I bake with it a lot!
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ReplyDeleteI've always wished I could make homemade bread that was as crispy and delicious as yours looks!
ReplyDeleteI'm confused, I thought that margarine had whey in it...do vegans eat whey?
ReplyDeleteMany margarines do not have whey and are indeed vegan. Most grocery stories carry a vegan margarine nowadays (even if it's not labeled vegan) - just check the ingredients list.
ReplyDeletesourdough starter is a living creature that you are exploiting for your selfish ends. you might as well put bacon into your bread if you're going to use sourdough starter.
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