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Leaven bread calculator
This short form will enable you to instantly calculate the weight of the other ingredients in your sourdough bread recipe, according to the weight you require.
For example, you can recalculate the weight of flour, salt, sourdough and yeast, according to the weight of water you've decided on.
For example, you can recalculate the weight of flour, salt, sourdough and yeast, according to the weight of water you've decided on.
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