Any Home Bakers Here?

[N F C]

No I haven't done that yet! I will check it out!
Thank you @N F C !
And you don't have to call me Fuchsia, you can call me Anna

Ok, Anna it is! Feel free to share some of your baking recipes and pictures with us

 

[jnicholes]

Ok, I don’t know what happened, but now she is hopping around and being very active. She’s even eating and drinking now.

Whatever happened, she’s not dying.

It’s a miracle.

 

[N F C]

Ok, I don’t know what happened, but now she is hopping around and being very active. She’s even eating and drinking now.

Whatever happened, she’s not dying.

It’s a miracle.

Glad to hear she's acting better Jared!

 

[Fuchsia]

Ok, I don’t know what happened, but now she is hopping around and being very active. She’s even eating and drinking now.

Whatever happened, she’s not dying.

It’s a miracle.

Happy to hear she is doing better!

 

[Marie2020]

History Of The Starter?
In the mid 1800's the Oregon Trail was the main route west for settlers, farmers, lumbermen and prospectors. The Trail started in the state of Missouri in about the center of the continental US and meandered NW for about 2000 miles to the Oregon Territory. Other trails branched off of the main trail, SW to Santa Fe and west to California and elsewhere.

The Starter came West in 1847 with one of Carl's ancestors who traveled the Oregon Trail to Oregon by wagon train. There is a paragraph about the history of the starter in the historical brochure by Carl that is on our Web site.

http://carlsfriends.net/aboutcarl.html

http://carlsfriends.net/getbrochure.html

The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center has a lot of information on the Oregon Trail. It is east of Baker City, OR fairly near where Carl’s ancestors settled near Burns, OR, south and west of it. They likely passed the site before turning south towards Burns.

I can't read from the links as the writing is way to small. But i find this really a very interesting subject . Thank you so much for sharing this.

 

[igorsMistress]

Ok, I don’t know what happened, but now she is hopping around and being very active. She’s even eating and drinking now.

Whatever happened, she’s not dying.

It’s a miracle.

Good news!!

 

[bruceha2000]

Great news Jared.

I can't read from the links as the writing is way to small. But i find this really a very interesting subject . Thank you so much for sharing this.

Are you reading on a phone? The text is fine on my Mac laptop and if it was too small, Command + will make it bigger.

 

[Marie2020]

Great news Jared.


Are you reading on a phone? The text is fine on my Mac laptop and if it was too small, Command + will make it bigger.

Only a phone here.
Thanks for letting me know, that explains why I can't read a lot of interesting articles

 

[MarkJr]

Sourdough is FINALLY comingtogether. 10 years of experimenting (7-8 bakes per year). It’s fluffy, strongly sourdough tasting, and raises like normal yeast dough.

 

[igorsMistress]

View attachment 2344448
Sourdough is FINALLY comingtogether. 10 years of experimenting (7-8 bakes per year). It’s fluffy, strongly sourdough tasting, and raises like normal yeast dough.

Congratulations! Looks delicious.