Examples of 'levain' in a sentence

Meaning of "levain"

Levain is an adjective that may describe something related to a sourdough starter, often used in baking contexts
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  • A starter dough for sourdough bread

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Levain is involved in all of this.
Built last stage of levain.
The levain is ready.
Fresh mussels in white wine and garlic broth served with levain bread.
But young Levain was decidedly too excited to be able to hold his tongue.
The high inoculation percentage and warm temperature expedite the maturation of this levain.
Levain Bakery for more cookies.
A roughly synonymous term in French baking is levain.
We have to go to Levain in New York.
Manual grinder used by Gérard to mill flour for his levain.
Levain Bakery is also available in Harlem and in the Hamptons.
Chocolate chip walnut cookies from Levain.
Levain Bakery bakery.
Eat a warm cookie from Levain Bakery.
The levain should be mature in about 12 hours.

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Better than Levain.
Try the cookies from Levain Bakery, among the best in the city.
Preparing the Levain.
This is a fast levain build, we go from feeding to maturity in only 3 hours.
I'm feeling inspired to try making levain myself.
Is this where Levain lives? Chris, Yeah, looks like he 's really hit the skids.
Yeah? Chocolate chip walnut cookies from Levain.
Do not use the unused/remaining levain as the new starter!
In 1994, together with fellow companion Patrick Castagna, Kayser invented the Fermento Levain.
Q: You have advanced through to the final of Levain Cup with very dramatic win?
Lastly, I am developing a street food project, with Yaya to go, and Levain to go.
I-I just spoke to Levain last week.
Brett, Is this where Levain lives?

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