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	Comments on: Every time I make Sowans, the Scottish oat ferment, I have both a drink and an oat &#8216;porridge&#8217; ready to use. There&#8217;s quite some competition for how it&#8217;s used!
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Sometimes, we cook up the porridge and eat it for breakfast with crunchy decorations! Other times, I reserve it for this: Spelt and Fermented Oat Porridge bread.
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The crust is crackly, nutty spelt and the crumb is soft from the addition of the porridge. It also helps the bread last longer.
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There&#8217;s a slice shot in my stories. Wish I could feed you some!	</title>
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