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Re: "Herman" soudough question

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  1. TomKan said:

    How long can you delay using "Herman" for baking after the "baking
    date" has arrived? It was due to be used yesterday (5/9/05). There's
    no way it will be used til the following weekend. Should it be saved
    and stirred, or should it be tossed.
    Could it be frozen for use later??

    IIRC, you can add more flour and liquid, stir it, and it will keep.
    It should be OK until it develops color (mold) and smells nasty.

    gloria p

  2. Puester said:
    TomKan said:

    How long can you delay using "Herman" for baking after the "baking
    date" has arrived? It was due to be used yesterday (5/9/05).


    There's

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    no way it will be used til the following weekend. Should it be


    saved

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    and stirred, or should it be tossed.
    Could it be frozen for use later??

    IIRC, you can add more flour and liquid, stir it, and it will keep.
    It should be OK until it develops color (mold) and smells nasty.

    gloria p

    The only problem I see with that is that is it could affect the
    finished recipe. The Herman cake that I've made requires you to remove
    3 cups of starter, one for you and two for friends, before adding the
    other ingredients to the remaining starter. If the OP keeps adding
    more flour and liquid then it will be hard to know just how starter
    should be used in the final product.

  3. I finally found this on the web:

    NOTE: Herman Sourdough Starter may be frozen. Before using, let thaw at
    room temperature until mixture is bubbly (about 5 hours).

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