Reviewed: Sep. 4, 2001

Everyone in my family loved my bread. I really enjoyed making this recipe and it was very easy! Thank you sooooooo much for sharing your recipe with me and others.

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SA-BAY

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Reviewed: Apr. 11, 2001

Most people say that this kind of bread takes soooo long to make, but actually it takes no longer than other bread, you just have to spread your activities out over 2 days instead of a solid half an hour. No matter what, it is worth it! I used to make this bread, then I got wimpy and started using the bread machine, but now I'm back, because there is no substitute for this bread! The only suggestions I would make is to let your bread rise both times in a very warm place, and I omit the sifting of the flour (but that's a personal thing I guess). Your bread will get rave reviews, especially if they can smell it when it's baking and taste it hot out of the oven!!!!

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yogamommy

Cooking Level: Intermediate

Living In: Billings, Montana, USA

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Reviewed: Jan. 17, 2001

I would like to know what I did wrong. After leaving all night I had to add flour to be able to knead. Then the dough never raised again. I had to throw it away. Any suggestions??

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SEWON

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Reviewed: Dec. 30, 2000

A friend gave me a loaf, then she gave me the starter.....I was nervous but it turned out just like hers. Her recipe is the same as this BUT only 1/3 c. of sugar. This is a very sweet dough ! Excellect flavor,great to work with and keeps well in plastic bag in or out of the freezer. I have also rolled the dough (after the 1st rise) into a round pizza pan...... after the 2nd rise, 5hr. or so later....I baked my pizza crust 350 till lt. brown 20 -25 min. Allow to cool and spread pizza sauce ( found the recipe here!)cheese & toppings ......Bake 400 till browned .....note I always use parchment paper under my doughs for easy removal & clean up....My family "LOVED" the pizza....Next I'll make cinn rolls....All I know is you have to follow the directions fully.

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Reviewed: Jul. 5, 2000

I've used this basic potato flake sourdough recipe for a few years now and it's wonderful. For a variation I substitute 1 cup of oatmeal for a cup of the flour and use 1/2 cup of pancake syrup instead of the sugar.

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