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A long, long time ago,I was taught just how to bake some bread

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  • A long, long time ago,
    I was taught just how to bake some bread.
    And I knew if I had some yeast,
    That I could make a luscious feast,
    And my breakfast wasn't something I would dread.
    And then I learned a new trick,
    For good stuff but that's not quick.
    Tried some sourdough
    It didn't make the bread go.
    I can't remember if I cried,
    When suddenly it wouldn't rise,
    But something touched me deep inside,
    The day the starter died.

    So bye, bye to that sourdough rye.
    Fed flour 'n' water just like I oughta,
    It was just a good try.
    And bakers on the net were telling me why
    This is why the starter died,
    This is why the starter died.

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  • A long, long time ago,
    I was taught just how to bake some bread.
    And I knew if I had some yeast,
    That I could make a luscious feast,
    And my breakfast wasn't something I would dread.
    And then I learned a new trick,
    For good stuff but that's not quick.
    Tried some sourdough
    It didn't make the bread go.
    I can't remember if I cried,
    When suddenly it wouldn't rise,
    But something touched me deep inside,
    The day the starter died.

    So bye, bye to that sourdough rye.
    Fed flour 'n' water just like I oughta,
    It was just a good try.
    And bakers on the net were telling me why
    This is why the starter died,
    This is why the starter died.

    @SteveBellovin

    Now, did you read the recipe
    And did you knead the dough then just let it be
    Just like the instructions said?
    And did you make sure that the dough was warm
    Or was it hot enough to cause some harm?
    That'll kill the yeast so dead.
    Well I know you left it in the sun
    And I know you thought you'd make a bun
    That dough just wouldn't rise
    No doubling in size
    Now I think you need to start again
    Even though it's really such a pain
    I'll hit you with the same refrain
    I think your starter died.


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