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	Comments on: I&#8217;ve just flaked some whole oats, and here I&#8217;m sieving them to remove the crumbly, dusty bits. I&#8217;ll use those crumbly bits (you can just see them in the bowl underneath) to make sowans, the Scottish oat ferment. I&#8217;ll then use the oats remaining in the sieve for fermented porridge (more pics in my stories today showing the method).
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Can you tell I love oats? Whether it&#8217;s simple porridge or delicious sowans, they are a staple in my kitchen. Always have been. I don&#8217;t know if it&#8217;s linked to the fact that my genealogy is northern European, or whether it&#8217;s just that oats taste great and are so satisfying (they&#8217;ve got more fat than most grains, so fill you up for longer).
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If you&#8217;re interested in getting started with oat fermentation check out the video linked in my profile, where I walk you through how to fermented rolled oats.
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Know someone who&#8217;d love to do some adventurous oat fermentation over the holidays? I have a course on sowans, the Scottish oat ferment over at @thefermentationschool and they have a fab Christmas offer: 20% off all gifted courses. Check out the video on their home page and use the code GIFTLEARNING.	</title>
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