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That touch of rye

I've been enamored of Kamut and recently I've been making a bread w 25% Kamut ( sometimes with just whole grain, sometimes with 1/2 Whole grain and 1/2 White Kamut). I've liked the crisp crust and the lovely rise. The flavor hasn't been quite as full as I like even when I was using just whole grain. Recently I added just 5% rye and it hit the sweet spot for me. Nice oven spring, crisp crust and a lot of flavor. I find that Kamut really needs a lot of time to rise properly and often I need to adjust around it's quirks. But totally worth it.
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Crusty Kamut Rolls - For the Love of Ancient Grains

A while ago, A&B Naturals, the local store that sells my breads on weekends, let me know that the "lunch crowd" were hungry for some nice rolls to go with their smoothies.
Since I like trying out new things and find it rather boring to always bake the same breads, I jumped at the chance to test some new recipes for rolls that had been on my to-do list for a long time.
Viewing my flour supplies, I decided to go with kamut, an ancient wheat with a lovely golden color and delicate, nutty taste.
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Oh, rye!

I decided to take another shot at this lovely recipe from Wally, and made a double batch. Merely added 10g of home-made, improvised bread spice and followed recipe and timing.
The bread smelled lovely as it was baking, and it was so hard to cool the loaves and then swaddle them in linen for two days. But it was worth the wait. Crumb is chewy, moist and fragrant, with a delightful nubbiness from the seeds. Crust is crunchy-chewy, although I'm not sure how long that will last. For me, this recipe is a keeper!
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20190414 100% Rye - Rus Brot's High Tech CLAS (Concentrated Lactic Acid Sourdough)
If you are looking for a quick and fool-proof method to create a starter that has a high concentration of lactic acid, check out Rus's CLAS procedures on YouTube and Blogger. Mind you though, the formula uses commercial yeast ("CY") to boost leavening power because CLAS is yeast-free. If you're a hard-core purist who does not use CY, this method is not for you.
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Multigrain Sourdough Bread 4-15-2019

Mixed Grain Sourdough
David Snyder
April, 2019
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Vinschgauer-Paarlen

I found this at the well known German bread blog “Plötzblog”. These are little buns with a high rye content common to Southern Tyrol. This is my translation of the German recipe: https://www.ploetzblog.de/2019/03/23/vinschgauer-paarlen/
Typical for this author he uses very precise measurements and specific temperatures.
Levain:
Starter 16 g
Ryeflour (German type 997) 80g
Water 80 g @ 50°C
Salt 1.6 g
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40 Hour Retarded Sprouted Sourdough Pan Bread

After David Snyder’s experiments with 40 hour retarded sourdough pan bread, Lucy thought she would try that out on the wife’s sandwich pan bread. We didn’t know if the 11% sprouted flour used in the dough would somehow cause the dough to over ferment or over proof and not act like David’s with this one being 3% wetter as well. But no worries, it turned out fine.
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Sandwich loaves

These little sandwich loaves are are made with pretty similar amounts of bread, WW and rye flours. They are just right to slice lengthwise, stuff with goodies and then cut in half for two good size sandwiches. Baking these pretty regularly lately.
Once the garden starts producing will be even more enjoyable stuff with fresh veggies.
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