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Darker bakes ... and how do I acheive them?

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Hi there

I am new here, but over the last 3 months I have been following you blog posts and must say always very impressed with the well thought out answers :)

So I thought I would jump in with mine.

I have a question about the colour of my baked sourdough loaves.

Darker bakes ... and how do I acheive them?

Toast

Hi there

I am new here, but over the last 3 months I have been following you blog posts and must say always very impressed with the well thought out answers :)

So I thought I would jump in with mine.

I have a question about the colour of my baked sourdough loaves.

Julekake

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Time for some holiday breads and I've just tried my hand at Norway's entry to the Best Christmas Bread competition. And even though it doesn't blow you away with richness like panettone nor is as indulgent as Stollen, I must say it will be my favourite for Christmas breakfast. Toasted and buttered!

Leftover Bread

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My wife found some high extraction sprouted rye and high extraction sprouted red and white wheat hanging around somewhere.  I knew it was sprouted because it said it was on the label on  the lids. I’m guessing it was ground up about month ago…… so you could say it was properly aged, the term millers use to make people think they are getting their flour at the peak of freshness when it really just hiding their 30 day supply chain timeline to get it to you.