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.
Mill to loaf
Letting Grain Teach You I’ve been milling grains at home for nearly twenty years, with results that range from quietly...






Looking delicious! I have to try it!
Looks great!