
Another try at seed bread, this time with a lot of seed flakes as a base. No mill required.
Ingredients
v1
- 300g fine wheat flour
- 300g full seed wheat flour
- 100g soj flakes
- 100g “dinkel” flakes
- 50g sunflower seeds
- 50g puppy seeds
- 50g line seed
- 700g water
- 15g salt
- 40g levain
Instructions
Mix everything together and fill it in a silicon form. Let it rest for about 12-16h (overnight) in the stove. Without preheating, let it bake for 50 minutes at 200 degrees. Once fully baked, let it cool down enclosed in a kitchen towel. This allows the crust to soften a bit, which for this type of bread I personally very much prefere, especially after a few days.
Next Time…
- multiply the ingredients by 1.5 to get two propper loafs from my silicon forms
- 15g salt was too little (though former experiments showed 20 was too much for seed bread). 17-18 should be perfect
- some caraway or fennyl would help greatly
- roast the sunflower seeds