| mary |
A person I was talking to said that he had buckwheat cakes at a cafe, and
that they would make a large batch of batter that would last three months or
so. As they used it they would add a little vinegar for some reason. Once
the batter was used up, they would not make anymore until the following year
after the buckwheat harvest. Does this sound like it is true or just a tale?
Thanks
Tom
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| kalanamak |
mary wrote:
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> A person I was talking to said that he had buckwheat cakes at a cafe, and
> that they would make a large batch of batter that would last three months or
> so. As they used it they would add a little vinegar for some reason. Once
> the batter was used up, they would not make anymore until the following year
> after the buckwheat harvest. Does this sound like it is true or just a tale?
>
Sounds like a tale. Sitting for three months, you'd end up with
sourdough and who needs vinegar in that.
blacksalt
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