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		By: Jackson		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://jacksonsjob.com/buttermilk-honey-wheat-bread/#comment-1022&quot;&gt;HT Daly&lt;/a&gt;.

Hello, HT! Thank you for the compliment, you are too kind.  I often cut back on the honey myself.  To answer your question, absolutely you can substitute the soured milk and it would be a fabulous tasting bread.  However, since it may be more acidic than buttermilk, the dough could take a little bit longer to knead and rise as acid delays the formation of gluten.  Don&#039;t worry if this happens, just have a little extra patience.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://jacksonsjob.com/buttermilk-honey-wheat-bread/#comment-1022">HT Daly</a>.</p>
<p>Hello, HT! Thank you for the compliment, you are too kind.  I often cut back on the honey myself.  To answer your question, absolutely you can substitute the soured milk and it would be a fabulous tasting bread.  However, since it may be more acidic than buttermilk, the dough could take a little bit longer to knead and rise as acid delays the formation of gluten.  Don&#8217;t worry if this happens, just have a little extra patience.</p>
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		By: HT Daly		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I am here to add my 5 stars to this recipe. You are an excellent teacher with so many little hints about kneading time and baking at a lower temp.
I liked having a recipe that bakes only one loaf so I can do a test, but this recipe is a keeper.  It makes fabulous toast. My husband asked if I was making another loaf today (I just made the first one yesterday. 
I used just a wee bit less honey and it was just fine. 
Do you think I could use soured milk (to use it up) in this recipe?]]></description>
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I am here to add my 5 stars to this recipe. You are an excellent teacher with so many little hints about kneading time and baking at a lower temp.<br />
I liked having a recipe that bakes only one loaf so I can do a test, but this recipe is a keeper.  It makes fabulous toast. My husband asked if I was making another loaf today (I just made the first one yesterday.<br />
I used just a wee bit less honey and it was just fine.<br />
Do you think I could use soured milk (to use it up) in this recipe?</p>
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