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| I've been pushing the kid's limits with my heavier Miche-style boules (I think my spelt loaves might have done it), so I am trying a few recipes that are lighter, but still healthy. Today's bread is a pan loaf for toasting and sandwiches that uses TJ's whole grain cereal with rye, barley, oats and wheat. The cereal is par-cooked, so it cooks in three minutes. I didn't soak the grains overnight and it came out well. The recipe is 400gr TJ GP, 200gr KA white whole wheat and 100gr whole grains, with 420gr water. I used 220gr starter (100gr GP and 120gr water). It's a big hit, and I think I will work along these lines for a while to keep the natives happy. James
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| James, Very nice looking loaf! That should keep anyone happy! JED |
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