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How to determine amount of mother starter to use to build a levain for STIFF/dry sourdough starter?


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I have a healthy, active dry sourdough starter (50% hydration). Most of the recipes I want to use it in, ask for anywhere between 100 g, 150g and 200 g. How much of the starter would I have to use in order to prepare a levain of those quantities?










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  • 100, 150, and 200 grams of starter? Can you clarify?

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  • yes, different recipes I would like to try (not for bread btw) require levain amounts of 150g, 200g even 300 g (levain prepared from stiff white starter). So my question is what amount of stiff starter do I need to use to build a levain of 150 or 200 g?

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I have a healthy, active dry sourdough starter (50% hydration). Most of the recipes I want to use it in, ask for anywhere between 100 g, 150g and 200 g. How much of the starter would I have to use in order to prepare a levain of those quantities?










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  • 100, 150, and 200 grams of starter? Can you clarify?

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  • yes, different recipes I would like to try (not for bread btw) require levain amounts of 150g, 200g even 300 g (levain prepared from stiff white starter). So my question is what amount of stiff starter do I need to use to build a levain of 150 or 200 g?

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I have a healthy, active dry sourdough starter (50% hydration). Most of the recipes I want to use it in, ask for anywhere between 100 g, 150g and 200 g. How much of the starter would I have to use in order to prepare a levain of those quantities?










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  • 100, 150, and 200 grams of starter? Can you clarify?

    – moscafj
    Mar 4 at 12:07











  • yes, different recipes I would like to try (not for bread btw) require levain amounts of 150g, 200g even 300 g (levain prepared from stiff white starter). So my question is what amount of stiff starter do I need to use to build a levain of 150 or 200 g?

    – user73192
    Mar 4 at 13:18

















  • 100, 150, and 200 grams of starter? Can you clarify?

    – moscafj
    Mar 4 at 12:07











  • yes, different recipes I would like to try (not for bread btw) require levain amounts of 150g, 200g even 300 g (levain prepared from stiff white starter). So my question is what amount of stiff starter do I need to use to build a levain of 150 or 200 g?

    – user73192
    Mar 4 at 13:18
















100, 150, and 200 grams of starter? Can you clarify?

– moscafj
Mar 4 at 12:07





100, 150, and 200 grams of starter? Can you clarify?

– moscafj
Mar 4 at 12:07













yes, different recipes I would like to try (not for bread btw) require levain amounts of 150g, 200g even 300 g (levain prepared from stiff white starter). So my question is what amount of stiff starter do I need to use to build a levain of 150 or 200 g?

– user73192
Mar 4 at 13:18





yes, different recipes I would like to try (not for bread btw) require levain amounts of 150g, 200g even 300 g (levain prepared from stiff white starter). So my question is what amount of stiff starter do I need to use to build a levain of 150 or 200 g?

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