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| Wednesday, July 1, 2009 |
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THIS WEEK'S FEATURE
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While living in Nome several years ago, June Engstrom let a visitor
take a whiff of her sourdough starter. And while not exactly an
ambrosia coveted by most scent connoisseurs, this man was a sourdough
starter aficionado himself. He was the owner of a sourdough starter
that he said was carried by pioneers over the Oregon Trail sometime
before 1869. “Hmm,” he reportedly said to Engstrom. “Smells like the same bacteria as mine.” |
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