Power Grain
The recipe I present today is ideal as a base for various finger foods. Whether meat, cheese or vegetables – this hearty and tender bread will be loved by many! Thanks to its distinctive, aromatic and stable crumb, the bread… weiterlesen
Dark bread
Spent Grain Bread
I have actually found some old un-posted recipes for the blog and it would be a shame not to share them. One of which that I have baked for a long time is spent grain bread. Made with spent beer… weiterlesen
King Ludwig Bread
King Ludwig Masterclass Spelt – an extraordinary grain? We reveal: Differences in taste from two different leavening processes: Spelt sourdough vs. Crowning discipline, Detmold three-stage rye sourdough Attention: Anyone who asks questions about spelt that have already been… weiterlesen
Squares
This post should show you how to make sourdough easier! Again and again I notice in baking courses that many people strictly adhere to sourdough production. It’s not wrong,, but every sourdough recipe can be adapted to your own daily… weiterlesen
Mixed Rye Bread
The new rye harvest of 2019 probably drew more notice from professional bakers than hobby bakers. Rye bread characteristics that stood out were: A lack of moisture and inadequate preservation of freshnessStale bread tasteOverly tight crumb Poor dough developmentDough that gets… weiterlesen
Mixed Wheat Bread
Sometimes the simplest recipes have the greatest potential for everyday bread. The strong rye sourdough and the portion of whole wheat give the bread a light tangy taste. The softened and roasted old bread gives the loaf more flavor and… weiterlesen
25% Einkorn Sourdough from Wholegrain Flour
Breads made from wholegrain sourdough are usually slightly sour in taste. In most of the recipes (from me) 30-35% of the amount of flour is acidified. To avoid a sour bread taste, the whole grain sourdough is reduced to 25%. weiterlesen
Gassenhauer (“Street Song”)
You can more easily steer aroma and activity level in breads made from two different sourdoughs. As in the last recipes, the foundation sour is used here solely for aromatic purposes! The foundation sour makes up around 10%, but if… weiterlesen
Wholegrain Spelt Bread with Sunflower Seeds
Spelt bread can also develop an even better aroma by adding rye sourdough. In addition to the aroma, the shelf-life and integrity of the crumb are improved. In order to enhance the nutty taste of the sunflower seeds, they are… weiterlesen
Emmer Bread
As a diversion, I baked a whole grain emmer bread for you. Emmer bread has an appetizing dark crumb color and a pleasantly tangy taste. The addition of a water-roux improves the shelf-life and at the same time increases the… weiterlesen
Pure Rye Bread
The last entry looked at how sourdough can be made with different types of flour. In order to delve deeper into everything using one recipe, I’ve chosen to look at a 100% rye bread. The “Detmolder two-stage method” is perfect… weiterlesen
Light Farmer’s Bread
To wrap up the year, I have one final recipe for you all: The Heller Bauer, or “light farmer.” Like the previous recipes, this one also consists of a pre-dough and a sourdough. The pre-dough is made by mixing wheat… weiterlesen