I replied to your other one but, this legit makes me hungry lol.
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mixed flour, hmm? I always do 100% wholemeal rye.
Once when I ran out of rye, I used 50% fermented/leavened rye, 50% wheat (I don't remember the kind), and the result was of "edible" category. Dry and weird.
What's your trick to make it good?
I love massive loaves, I don't know what it is, but it's just so much fun
For wheat dough that may be true. This is just easy enough for me to handle that I do it at all.
I love rye bread. I started with 100% rye sourdough, which is incredibly sticky, especially if it's even slightly over hydrated, and has virtually no gluten, so you can only bake it in a loaf pan. 40% spelt or wheat makes it just a little more well behaved.
The texture looks really good.
Have you ever tried 100% rye? If you get the amount of salt just right, nothing can beat it.
Thanks! I love 100% rye sourdough breads, but I hate making them. I'm not sure I get the hydration right. My dough always ends up very sticky and just an utter pain to get out of the kitchen machine and into the loaf pan.
Caraway seeds!!!
No actually. I'm using Cuminum cyminum AFAIK.
I wanna try! That looks delicious.
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