1Start by using a wooden spoon to mix the starter, the flour, and the milk. The batter might seem a little dry, but that is totally normal. Let it stand for 2 to 3 hours, depending on the room temperature; the batter should double in volume.
2Transfer the fermented batter into the bowl of a food processor equipped with a flat beater. Add the eggs, along with the pinch of salt, and start mixing. At first, it will seem like the batter is not becoming homogenized, like a puff pastry batter, but as you keep beating it, it will become smoother and more ...
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