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	Comments on: This is a home-ground 100% wholegrain barley sourdough. It&#8217;s dense &#8211; I knew it would be, but when working with a new grain I really like to start with it on it&#8217;s own so I know how it feels, acts and tastes.
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And I don&#8217;t mind the density. I&#8217;m not striving after some cloud-like loaf. I want local, real and tasty. And this tastes really good. I was kind of expecting a bit &#8216;cardboardy&#8217; as that&#8217;s what I&#8217;d heard. But it wasn&#8217;t. What was most exciting was that it made my tongue fizz a little as I ate it. No other loaf I&#8217;ve made has ever done that. 
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The barley had been destined for ancestral beer, but I can&#8217;t get this batch to germinate (and with no germination, I can&#8217;t make malt) so decided to make bread with it. I&#8217;ve since been reading about malting and it seems I need barley with all of its clothes (i.e. its husk) still on. Yet to find that here in Italy. Working on it though.
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If you&#8217;re a sourdough fan and haven&#8217;t heard the latest Ancestral Kitchen podcast episode, head to your podcast app (or stream from the link in my bio). It&#8217;s an interview with @ellys.everyday. I think you&#8217;ll love it.	</title>
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