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JigmeDatse
thrown some rye flour and water into a jar, hoping for it to become sourdough starter.
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sef_lopod
if you don't have to do something a bit more active at some point such as stirring it or warming it a little or eventually kneading it.
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sef_lopod
not a cook and generally tries to avoid all such processes.
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JigmeDatse
stirring is highly recommended to get air into the mixture. It has been stirred once already. It's sitting at room temperature which is considered to be close to ideal.
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JigmeDatse
Eventually the starter gets added to other ingredients, to form bread, or other bread things (waffles).