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loafBy Zuza Zak
Published 2021
To make this quintessential Baltic loaf, you’ll need to get your sourdough starter under way three days beforehand (unless you already have one on the go, of course). I used to make mine from just rye flour and water, but in the Baltics I learnt to use something that has living cultures in it, like kefir or buttermilk. This makes perfect sense and works brilliantly — after only a day my starter was bubbling away, so make sure you use a large jar!
If you intend to make bread regularl
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