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Dark Rye Bread
I love bread, and rye bread is one of my favorite kinds due to its rich, earthy flavor. I found this recipe for a pumpernickel-style rye bread in my cookbook The Bread Book: A Baker’s Almanac. I highly recommend this book. It has lots of info on bread baking and good recipes. The loaf didn’t rise very high given the amount of rye flour the recipe calls for. I used Hodgson Mill’s Whole Grain Rye flour. Hodgson Mills has the best whole grain products. This bread was awesome. It was really good toasted with marmalade or with melted swiss and red cabbage.
Dark Rye Bread (Courtesy of The Bread Book: A Baker’s Almanac) Ingredients 2 T dry yeast 2 c warm water ½ t sugar or honey ¼ c blackstrap molasses ¼ c maple syrup (or 2 T honey and 2 T unsulphured molasses) ¼ c butter, softened 1 T salt 2 T cocoa 1 T caraway seeds 3 ? 4 c unbleached white flour 3 c rye flour, preferably stone-ground Cornmeal Directions 1. In a large mixing bowl, dissolve the yeast in the warm water with the sugar or honey. Let sit until bubbly. Makes 2 loaves ![]() related searches : Dark
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