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	Comments on: I sometimes wonder if you can &#8216;read&#8217; sourdough cracks like you can &#8216;read&#8217; tea leaves? If so, perhaps the triplet of cracks in this one&#8217;s saying that there are three really cool things coming up for me this week? I&#8217;d like that!
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100% wholegrain spelt sourdough make with local flour plus a touch of honey and olive oil. It fermented on the counter for 4 hours with some stretch and folds to the dough and then proofed in the ceramic tin for an hour and a bit before baking.	</title>
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