Wholegrain Spelt Bread with Flax and Sunflower Seeds (Slow-rise)
Wholegrain Spelt Bread with Flax and Sunflower Seeds (Slow-rise)

Hey everyone, it is Drew, welcome to our recipe site. Today, we’re going to prepare a special dish, wholegrain spelt bread with flax and sunflower seeds (slow-rise). One of my favorites food recipes. This time, I am going to make it a bit tasty. This will be really delicious.

This whole grain spelt bread is excellent because it contains highly nutritious spelt flour. Yes, you can turn this whole grain spelt bread into a sprouted spelt bread with the use of sprouted Besides the flax seed, I added sunflower seeds to the mix… all so delicious! I don't think I will be buying.

Wholegrain Spelt Bread with Flax and Sunflower Seeds (Slow-rise) is one of the most favored of recent trending meals on earth. It’s enjoyed by millions every day. It’s simple, it’s quick, it tastes yummy. Wholegrain Spelt Bread with Flax and Sunflower Seeds (Slow-rise) is something which I’ve loved my whole life. They are nice and they look fantastic.

To begin with this recipe, we have to prepare a few components. You can have wholegrain spelt bread with flax and sunflower seeds (slow-rise) using 18 ingredients and 13 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Wholegrain Spelt Bread with Flax and Sunflower Seeds (Slow-rise):
  1. Prepare Pre-Dough
  2. Prepare 190 g wholegrain spelt flour
  3. Take 190 ml water
  4. Take 2 pinches active dry yeast
  5. Make ready Cooked Dough
  6. Make ready 60 g wholegrain spelt flour
  7. Make ready 290 ml water
  8. Prepare 13 g salt
  9. Get Main Dough
  10. Get The finished pre-dough and cooked dough
  11. Get 200 g wholegrain spelt flour
  12. Prepare 175 g bread flour (wheat)
  13. Prepare 2 g active dry yeast
  14. Take 14 g butter (about 1 Tbsp), cut into small pieces
  15. Get 1 Tbsp honey
  16. Get 50 g unsalted sunflower seeds (rinse if salted)
  17. Prepare 50 g flax seeds (heaping 1/4 cup)
  18. Take 50 g raisins

Sent by Alexis Editor: Readers, any idea why this bread turned green? Q: I made this bread, which has flax and sunflower seeds mixed in. · This whole grain bread recipe is incredibly easy and absolutely delicious! Stir the ingredients, let them sit, then pour into a pan to bake. · Save money on store-bought bread by making your own multigrain bread filled and topped with wheat berries, bulgur, rolled oats, flaxseed, and sunflower. Add salt and mix on a slow speed, about four minutes.

Instructions to make Wholegrain Spelt Bread with Flax and Sunflower Seeds (Slow-rise):
  1. Mix the ingredients for the "pre-dough": 190 g wholegrain spelt, 190 ml water and about 2 pinches of yeast. You only need a couple pinches because it's going to rise for a long time! Let the mix rise for 12 hours or until it looks double in size and very bubbly.
  2. Make the cooked pre-dough. Mix the cooked pre-dough ingredients (60 g whole grain spelt, 290 ml water and 13 g salt) in a small pot. Heat on medium low until it thickens up. Make sure you whisk or stir it while it's cooking so there are no clumps. Let cool for a couple hours before mixing the main dough, or do up to 2 days ahead and store in the fridge - just bring to room temp before using.
  3. Time to make the main dough! Mix together the bubbly pre-dough, cooked pre-dough and the rest of the ingredients except for the seeds and raisins.
  4. Remove to a floured surface and knead until the dough comes together. Fold the raisins into the dough. Note: the dough is probably quite soft so sprinkle flour on your hands and the surface if it's sticking too much.
  5. Knead the dough for about 10 minutes. If it's sticking a lot, just continuously stretch a little and fold over itself. After about 10 minutes, it will become smooth and elastic.
  6. Fold in the flax and sunflower seeds and knead another minute.
  7. Form into a ball and place in a large bowl. Cover with plastic wrap and let rise for about 1 hour or until doubled.
  8. Remove the dough from the bowl and onto a floured surface. Form into a oblong or round loaf.
  9. Place the loaf, with the crease facing up, into oblong pot or round bowl lined with a well-floured cloth. If you have a banneton/proofing basket, you can use that!
  10. Let it rise another 1 hour. After rising it should have increased in size considerably. While rising, preheat the oven to 480°F/350°C. Place a metal or class oven dish filled with about 1-2 inches (5-10 cm) water on the bottom rack - it will create steam that makes the bread better :)
  11. Once the oven is preheated and the pan of water is simmering, remove the dough from the cloth or basket and onto a lined baking sheet with the crease facing down. Quickly cut 2 slits across the top and immediately place in the oven on the center rack (watch out for the steam when opening the oven!)
  12. Bake for 8 minutes with the steam at 480°F/350°C. Then remove the pan of boiling water and lower the oven heat to 400°F/200°C. Bake for an additional 38-40 minutes.
  13. Remove and let cool on a rack for 1-2 hours. Dig in!!

Substitute spelt flour for wheat flour and add ground flax seed for an extra special weekend breakfast treat. Mix flour, flax meal, baking powder, and sugar together in a separate. My Grandmother's recipe for a delicious honey oatmeal bread made with whole wheat flour and sunflower and flax seeds. One of my most favorite recipes from my Grandmother is this Sunflower Oatmeal Bread made with whole grains, flax, sunflower seeds and a touch of honey. Whole wheat bread means that the bread is made entirely from wheat kernels, no other types Using whole grain wheat spelt flour means this bread is high in protein, fibre and makes you fuller than I love adding seeds to my breads.

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