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~MS~ 06-18-2008 04:04 PM
Well not to derail but when we visit in December we might need to bring it back with us so I can treat the lashpair to delish pancakes Easter morn!

JWBear 06-18-2008 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Promo-Man (Post 218716)
I think my sourdough pancakes can take your sourdough pancakes. :evil: For great sourdough pancakes you have to have a great starter and my starter has been passed down from 1790 when someone in my sister-in-law’s family received the original starter from an old goat herder in Utah. I am sorry that I will not be able to join you in Yosemite but if anyone would like some great sourdough starter for them elves PM me and we will work something out.
Sorry, but Utah did not exist in 1790.

Disneyphile 06-18-2008 05:02 PM
I'm picking up a jar to store my starter this weekend. There shall be bread in our house next week! Woohoo!

Promo-Man 06-18-2008 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted by JWBear (Post 218817)
Sorry, but Utah did not exist in 1790.
But people were there, I used that as a graphical location it was the information that was passed to me along with the starter and recipe on a card.

Here is some information from the Utah Government site.
Ok so give or take 50 years, It sill is a great starter! :snap::cakes: :evil:

innerSpaceman 06-18-2008 05:04 PM
or ya know, a geographical location.


I think 'graphical' is slang used by them elves at the north pole when they differentiate their ilk from their kin at the south pole.

JWBear 06-18-2008 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Promo-Man (Post 218820)
But people were there, I used that as a graphical location
The first Europeans to visit the area didn't arrive until the 1770s (the Spanish Dominguez-Escalante Expedition). The first European settlers were the Mormons in the 1840's.

Sourdough first came to the west in the early 1800's; brought by settler families. It first became associated with miners, prospectors, and the like during the California gold rush.

Utah in 1890, I can see.

Promo-Man 06-18-2008 05:17 PM
I admit that sometimes I get my words mixed up but play nice or you will get some coal in you stocking! :p


Quote:
Originally Posted by innerSpaceman (Post 218821)
or ya know, a geographical location.


I think 'graphical' is slang used by them elves at the north pole when they differentiate their ilk from their kin at the south pole.

innerSpaceman 06-18-2008 05:19 PM
Are those real facts, JW? Or DCA exhibit facts??

Promo-Man 06-18-2008 05:21 PM
Now I remember why I don't post over here much it's coal for you!

Quote:
Originally Posted by JWBear (Post 218824)
The first Europeans to visit the area didn't arrive until the 1770s (the Spanish Dominguez-Escalante Expedition). The first European settlers were the Mormons in the 1840's.

Sourdough first came to the west in the early 1800's; brought by settler families. It first became associated with miners, prospectors, and the like during the California gold rush.

Utah in 1890, I can see.

Disneyphile 06-18-2008 05:22 PM
So much for the curmudgeon-off and meadow-off. It's now time for Sourdough-Off! Let's get ready to kneed and rumble!!! ;)


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