Prepare For Peace: Sourdough Starter

Friday, October 24, 2008

Sourdough Starter

2 c. flour
2 c. water
1 c. cooled potato water
1 T. yeast

Mix well and let set in a warm area until it is done fermenting. (It will separate and no more bubbles are present.) Stir well, remove 1 c. of the contents and stir in another cup of flour and 1 c. water. The new starter is ready to use after 3-4 days. The sourdough flavor will improve as your starter ages. Feed your starter several times a week. Always remove 1 c. starter then add 1 c. flour and 1 c. water or enough to make it soupy. Do not refrigerate. Leave it on the counter. Potato water is the water you boil potatoes in.
(From Wholesome Sugar-free Cooking)

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A few months ago I was bitten by the preparedness bug. Yep---it's true! And now there is no turning back. The sense of urgency I feel to prepare is just too overwhelming. Many of you have expressed the same feelings. At first, I was completely overwhelmed with the daunting task of getting a year supply of food and other necessities. But I soon learned that, while the big picture of getting prepared can SEEM impossible to accomplish, the process is actually a combination of small steps that are EASY...and FUN... to do. The purpose of this blog is to encourage others to take these easy and fun steps towards preparedness. Have any thoughts, comments, success stories? Don't be afraid to share them. I'm eager to learn what I can from you! Now---let the fun begin!

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