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Note: Before you can start making the Bürli, you must prepare a sourdough about one or two days in advance.
Serve freshly but allow to cool.
The type of flour is measured by the amount of ash left behind in milligram (mg) if 100 g flour gets burned. For example, if you burn 100 g of a type 1050 flour, 1050 mg (which equals to 1.05 g) ash will be left. Generally speaking, the more ash left behind, the more skin was on the grain (more fiber).
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