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Rye Bread Recipe

03/02/10

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Rye Bread Recipe

Rye Bread (taken from Favorite Swedish Recipes, edited by Selma Wifstrand)

6 C rye flour
2 C white flour
2 1/2 C milk
2 yeast cakes
1 1/2 t salt
1/3 C fat or butter
3/4 C molasses
2-3 t fennel seed or aniseed, pounded

Mix yeast with 1 T sugar. Melt fat, add milk and heat until lukewarm. Pour into big bowl, add molasses and half of rye flour and mix well. Then add yeast, salt, seeds and remaining flour gradually. Beat well until smooth and firm, cover with towel and allow to rise in warm place until almost doubled in bulk. Turn out onto floured baking board and knead well.

[Note: The next part continues as part of the last paragraph, but I'm pretty sure there are now two different ways to shape the dough, so that's how I'm typing it.]

Divide into 6 pieces; roll each piece into round flat loaf. Cut out a hole in the center. Place on buttered baking sheet, prick with fork, cover and let rise. Bake in hot oven (425 F) 15 min until light brown. Remove to towel, brush wiht warm water and cover with towel or cloth.

Shape into 3 loaves, prick with fork and let rise. Bake in moderate oven (375 F) 30 min. Brush with warm water when half done and again when ready.

3 comments

Comment from: danielle [Visitor] · http://ahintofpink.blogspot.com
Thanks!
03/02/10 @ 21:53
Comment from: Elisenda Fabregas [Visitor] · http://www.efabregas.com
I recently moved to Seoul to teach music. I am looking for rye flour. (I am wheat intolerant.) Where you able to find rye flour it in Seoul? I would appreciate your help very much!

Elisenda
P.S. I would like to try your recipe!
03/07/10 @ 19:26
Comment from: admin [Member] Email
Sorry, no idea Elisenda. We live in the States again and still had to go to two grocery stores to find it.
03/07/10 @ 20:41

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