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I’m also interested in your recipe if you’d care to share. We don’t eat a lot of bread, but every couple weeks my wife bakes a simple sourdough bread. I think it has five? ingredients… often when we are having company over.

Everyone really likes it except my picky daughter… I love that girl, but she only wants white sandwich bread from the store, and sadly she is stubborn like me! LOL 😂

My grandparents ate a dark bread like pumpernickel or rye, but I didn’t like it. Would be willing to try some again if I could find a fairly healthy recipe

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Mike Dilger ☑️ 8mo ago

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Crack the rye as little as possible. Each grain must have the endosperm exposed, but otherwise be as large as possible. The boiling water is important as it gelatinizes the rye starches making them retain moisture in the final bread. I baked for only 12 hours and it was ok, but would probably be darker and sweeter at 24. Parchment should be pressed against the dough and made to seal in moisture. Foil wrapped tight.

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BTCbeeRancher 8mo ago

Thanks, will discuss with my wife if she will make some to try

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