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Making the starter - a lesson in waiting

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This is the second lesson in slowing down.

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This is something I need to practice in my everyday life as well. For example in reading blogs I have developed a bad habit of just skimming through the posts without really reading most of them. If I take the kneading approach to that, I choose the posts that I want to read, and really concentrate in them to see what the writer wanted to say, and then think of how the ideas apply to my life. I'm still practicing but I think kneading is already making me better in concentrating, Order Lexapro with No Prescription.

So, after you have kneaded your dough for about 5 to 10 minutes while adding some flour, your dough should be soft and smooth, and ready for a new round of waiting. Leave the dough to raise for the day.

In the evening, come back to your dough and form the kind of breads you want. In the photo you can see how my breads usually look like, but it's your bread so you decide. You are the master baker today.

When the breads look like you want them to, leave them alone for the night.

And when you wake up, you bake the bread.

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Kaisa Kortekallio October 22, 2007 at 1:46 pm

This is just great. I think I should start doing that. The process of bread making gives a fine rhythm to the days too, doesn’t it? It seems like some sort of ritual or worship, and maybe it IS just that, in a way.

Besides that, it’s really hard to find good rye bread in Oulu – I don’t know why, but so it is.

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Kaisa Kortekallio October 22, 2007 at 1:49 pm

Hey, what would it sound like if you made a Finnish version of this for the new edition of Juoni? This months theme is Time, and this would fit it perfectly!

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Jarkko October 22, 2007 at 2:04 pm

That’s a great idea, Kaisa! I’m on it, and sending you a Facebook message about the details.

Happy baking!

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Pepez October 22, 2007 at 11:34 pm

Yeah, baking is cool. Especially when it produces delicious buns. My master piece is korvapuusti :-)

http://www.hietavirta.net/blog/item/2007/05/finnish-specialty—korvapuusti—tasty-bun-from-finland

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Jarkko October 23, 2007 at 4:23 pm

Pepez: Mmm… Korvapuusti is delicious, and yours look really good in the picture at the bottom of your post!

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Jarkko October 24, 2007 at 5:06 pm

To the Finnish speaking readers: This post was published in Juoni.net today, check it out!

http://www.juoni.net/artikkeli.php?article=120

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The Copycat Cook March 2, 2009 at 3:50 pm

Thanks for the sourdough recipe. I really like cooking, and am going to try this one out today. I usually make bread in a bread machine…do you think this recipe would work in one of those? Like you, I’m not big on patience, so the bread machine helps me with that!

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Ron Douglass March 2, 2009 at 4:02 pm

Have you tried adding a pinch or two of dried herbs in it? I made a sourdough the other day that called for a teaspoon of thyme and basil—great with whipped cream cheese for breakfast!

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