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Introduction
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What is a sourdough
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What is the yeast doing
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How are the yeast and bacteria different
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How do bacteria affect dough rise rates
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The rainbow of sourdough
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How much does it take to replicate
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The Microbiologist
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Yeast
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Lactic Acid Bacteria
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Can you create a sourdough starter with specific microbes
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Can you influence the growth of bacteria or yeast
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Are there original patterns in America or Europe
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Will lactic acid bacteria change if you feed with a different floor
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Do yeast die when they run out of nutrients
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Does salt affect fermentation
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Does chlorine water affect fermentation
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Temperature
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Dive into the fascinating world of sourdough microbiology in this hour-long interview with Elizabeth Landis, a sourdough microbiologist who analyzed over 500 different starters. Explore the intricate relationships between yeast and bacteria, discover how they affect dough rise rates and aromas, and learn about the diverse microbial communities that create the "rainbow of sourdough." Gain insights into factors influencing starter composition, including flour types, feeding schedules, and environmental conditions. Uncover the science behind creating and maintaining a healthy sourdough culture, and understand how variables like salt, chlorinated water, and temperature impact fermentation. Whether you're a home baker or a professional, this in-depth discussion will enhance your understanding of the microscopic world that makes sourdough so unique and delicious.

The Microbiology of Your Sourdough Starter - Ask a Microbiologist

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