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	Comments on: I&#8217;m making Kefir Bread. That is a long-fermented loaf leavened solely with milk kefir. Here is the first part &#8211; a mix of 50g goat milk kefir/50g wholegrain spelt flour. It&#8217;s like a sourdough starter (but without the days of preparation). I&#8217;ve left it in a warm place for just over a day and it&#8217;s done this.
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Next will come more wholegrain spelt flour, salt, a little honey and some water. And again a warm place.
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I&#8217;ll show you the loaf when it&#8217;s done. It is a recipe I worked on for a long time in the UK, but this is the first time I&#8217;ve made it here in Italy, with Italian spelt. Fingers crossed.	</title>
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