Then I saw the post and it sent me to this blog. The recipe is there so I won't repeat it here.

You follow the directions, feeding the starter, dividing, feeding some more. Finally at the end of a week or so it will rise up and fill your entire jar....sometimes overflowing the jar! It was warm in MN the first part of October so our starter was ready in just 5 days but it could take up to 8 or 9 days to be perfect.
Once your starter is ready you just need to use it (or feed it) at least once every two weeks and that isn't hard at all. The Internet is full of recipes for Sourdough bread, rolls, pancakes, English muffins, pizza dough and more.
The longer you let your bread "sponge" sit, the more sour it will be!This morning I made the grands pancakes. Yum! When I get home I'm going to make myself another starter.

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