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	Comments on: Flaking whole oat groats today in order to make Sowans, the traditional Scottish oat fermentation that results in both a porridge and a probiotic drink.
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Oat growers in Scotland would have historically made this ferment with what was left *after* the processing of their sacks of oats at the local mill. They&#8217;d take their grains in and get two bags back &#8211; one as the rolled oats and the other was the &#8216;crumbs&#8217; that were left over. Not wanting to waste, it&#8217;s these crumbs that they fermented to make Sowans.
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I don&#8217;t grow oats and I don&#8217;t have access to the crumbs left over when they are milled&#8230;but I do have a Marcato Marga grinder that allows me to flake the oats and then use the crumbs to recreate this amazing ferment!
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It&#8217;ll be 5 days until this is ready. I&#8217;m a bit of an extreme fermenter and I like my food sour :-)
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I&#8217;ve a course on how to make Sowans (whatever equipment you do or don&#8217;t have) over at @the fermentation school. There&#8217;s a link to it in my profile.	</title>
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