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Adapting Bread Lines Whole Wheat

by | May 31, 2018 | Bread

Intrigued by a whole grain loaf featured in the latest issue of Bread Lines,  I tried it at home, adapting their recipe using a heritage, sprouted Red Fife sold by One Degree Organics. In addition, I used Red Turkey flour and regular whole wheat. Though it was a direct method sourdough, short on time, I had to retard the dough. Taking it out of the refrigerator at 4:30 a.m., I figured that it needed a bit of ambient warm up before baking. Bad choice, because after getting another hour of sleep, I woke up and found it had sunk a bit. But when I popped it into the oven, it came out good. 

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2 Comments

  1. Shawn

    Looking delicious! I have to try it!

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  2. Arendse

    Looks great!

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