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"unyeasted bread"

Ben Levin benjinsl at astro.ocis.temple.edu
Tue Dec 26 23:33:28 EST 1995


I hope someone out there can answer this:

 What causes unyeasted breads to rise?  I was under the impression it was 
bacteria but recently somebody suggested that it may actually rise by the 
action of wild yeast.  This unyeasted bread is made,  in short,  by 
mixing flour and water (and some salt) and letting it sit in a warm place 
for ~24hrs.  After this period the bread is treated much like any other 
bread.
 Any ideas?

Ben
benjinsl at astro.ocis.temple.edu





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