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	Comments on: Finding creative ways to use everything that comes into and is part of my kitchen feels like part of the reason I am here. 
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It is satisfying, helps me feel as if I am living with integrity, and brings me such creative joy.
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Here we have a Spelt sourdough. It&#8217;s dough had a special addition &#8211; I cooked up the oat solids from the bottom of my fermenting jar of Sowans (a traditional Scottish ferment) into a smooth porridge and included them in the mix.
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They bring softness to the crumb and their super-fermented tang adds to the flavour of the nutty spelt. Having said that, even if it&#8217;d been a taste disaster, the sound of my knife cutting the crusty crumb would have been enough to win me over.	</title>
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