Or that it doesn’t make much difference in quality for the difference in price?

  • connect@programming.devOP
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    2 months ago

    I’ve only recently even tried baking with rye, with rye flour being niche and relatively expensive in the US :(

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      2 months ago

      Depending on where you are (I’m not asking) there are a few other flours that really work well as boosters besides rye. Buckwheat, Red Millet, Barley, Teff all work well.

      To answer your original question I wouldn’t bother using high gluten specifically for a starter. Whatever flour you normally use is fine.