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Hi Francis! Thank you so much for all your posts. I am very new to Tartine-style bread baking and it's absolutely amazing. I bake all the time but very new to bread baking and your site has been so very helpful. I have started my starter but having some difficulties with it...I won't quite, though. :) While I am 'growing' my own starter, I am getting very impatient and would love to bake some bread, so I was wondering if you sell your starter? I live in LA and would love to purchase some from you if you were willing to sell.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, thank you for sharing all your knowledge with us! You are amazing. :)
Hi there. I think you should be patient (are you making a rye starter? If so, you can bake bread with it within 9 days. I promise.) The Tartine starter is notoriously difficult, so, if you are doing that and it's not 'taking hold', I would switch to rye.
DeleteUnfortunately for liability reasons, I can't sell my starter. I'm sorry. Just keep going with your rye starter, and before too long you will be making bread. Hang in there!
(And thank you for the kind words. Truly. You're so sweet!)
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