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	Comments on: Here&#8217;s yesterday&#8217;s rye sourdough &#8211; yes, I&#8217;ve managed to leave it 24 hours without cutting/eating in order to benefit from the flavour-deepening that happens in rye breads in the day after they are baked.
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Now I get to tuck in. I&#8217;m thinking some butter first, then some left over chicken from the roast at the weekend.
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Next week, I&#8217;m planning to film the making of this bread from start to finish (lots of camera pointing at my hands action!). I&#8217;m including it in my upcoming course, Rye Sourdough: Mastering the Basics. I&#8217;m hoping that the course will be up at @thefermentationschool in early June.	</title>
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