I named this Light Wheat and Rye Bread with Butter because it tastes great with just butter. It’s the type of loaf that serves as a backdrop to the main dish but could also be the center of attention itself. It provides the perfect accompaniment to soup for a light lunch or dinner and also pairs nicely with fruit and cheese. I’ve enjoyed it both
Rustic White, Rye & Spelt Sourdough
The term rustic can mean different things to different people. When it is used to describe bread, it generally refers to a loaf made with different types and coarseness of flours. Whole grain flours, such as whole wheat and rye, are typically added to give breads a rustic appeal because they provide more substance and flavor and a coarser texture than breads made completely with
Ancient Grain Tartine-style Loaf with Spelt Einkorn and KAMUT
The Bread of the Month (BOM) for the Artisan Bread Baker’s FB group is Spelt-Wheat Sourdough (modified from a Tartine recipe). I made it exclusively with ancient grains by substituting Einkorn for the regular whole wheat, and all-purpose KAMUT and Spelt flours for the bread flour. I utilized an Einkorn sourdough starter and mixed it with all-purpose Spelt to create the levain. The loaves were
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