SC - Re: Bread making Platina style (long)

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> Unpasturized ales and beers contain Saccharomyces cerevisiae and
> Saccharomyces carlbergensis.  Adding these to a sourdough, is like adding
> dry active yeast.  In fact, baker's yeast is a variety of S. cerevisiae.
> Over time, they don't stand up well to the high acid environment of a
> sourdough starter. 

Oops. I didn't mean to add beer barm to your starter, but to get beer barm
and use it as a starter. (I guess it wouldn't be a sourdough starter then,
but it does work. I've used fresh beer barm and also drawn off a starter
from the beer barm...)

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