My preference is for a light rye flavor and texture so I use just under 18% rye. If you want higher than 20% rye you need to make a sourdough rye because the acidity of the sourdough is necessary to keep the crumb from getting sticky (due to the pentosans in the rye flour). To make a bread with about 42% rye, convert the sourdough starter to a sourdough rye starter by feeding it medium rye flour instead of bread flour. You will need a few extra drops of water to achieve a smooth consistency.

The traditional rye bread is the only bread that we make that is sold unsliced. We have tried to slice it in the past however it sticks back together and dries out quite quickly. Typically it is sliced very thin with a serrated knife when being served.

A variety of flours can be used to make bread. As you will often see, some recipes may call for the use of "Bakers Flour or Bread Flour". This flour is recommended because of it's higher protein content - approx. 11-12%, versus ordinary plain flour or all purpose flour, which will have a lower protein content, usually below 10%. The amount of gluten, often referred to, as the "protein in flour" is crucial in bread making.

All purpose flour is fine as long as it is unbleached as bleaching weakens the protein which is needed to give a good texture or crumb to the bread. Bread flour has higher protein and will make a chewier bread. Regional flours may be lower in protein than ones available nationally such as Gold Medal, or Pillsbury.

Generally, the following three main characteristics of wheat flour are considered in determining its suitability for bread making. Protein Quality & Quantity : The protein quality and protein quantity required for bread making is usually measured in terms of loaf volume, satisfactory crust and crumb characteristics obtained under optimum conditions of processing and formula. If two types of flour of the same protein content give different quality.

The use of flour fortified with folic acid in foods other than bread (e.g. pies and other bakery products) is permitted in the Code under Standard 1.3.2 “ Vitamins and Minerals, providing suppliers adhere to labelling requirements. For specific ingredient labelling requirements refer to Standard 1.2.4 - Labelling of Ingredients (also see FAQ 'What labelling will be required under mandatory fortification?').

We use organic brown rice quinoa flour in our healthy snacks because of their wholesome nutritional values. Brown rice has more flavor, higher fiber and higher protein than white rice. Please see more detailed information about quinoa flour below.

Yes. You can substitute up to 50% whole wheat flour for white flour in the bread recipe that is in your food processor instruction book. So, if your recipe calls for 4 cups all-purpose flour, you can use 2 cups whole-wheat flour plus 2 cups all-purpose.

Only 'wheat-flour for bread-making' will be manditorily fortified with folic acid. Bread made from other cereal grains (e.g. rice, corn and rye), will not be required to be fortified with folic acid provided it does not contain any wheat flour. Foods likely to contain wheat-based bread-making flour include all plain, fancy, sweet and flat breads and bread rolls, muffins, crumpets, scones, pancakes, pikelets, crepes, yeast donuts, pizza bases and crumbed products.

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We recommend you weigh your flour when the bread doesn’t rise properly, the loaf is too dense or the crust is too hard. Please see below for guidelines:

Yes. All of our starters are made with organic flour. Our multigrain bread is made exclusively with organic flour. Organic flours tend to react very well in the starter phase. We strive to balance different kinds of flours on order to achieve a good flavor and texture balance. Traditionally, pugliese (poul yay zay) loaves have a rustic, flat shape which gives them their second name "ciabatta" (che bah ah) which means slipper in Italian.

Bread flour is recommended because of its higher gluten content. Gluten makes the bread dough more elastic which improves the rise and texture of the finished product. All-purpose flour is best suited for making pancakes, waffles and cookies.

We use wheat flour in our cakes only (chocolate & carrot). All of our other products are wheat free. Any of our cakes can be made with spelt at an additional cost (one week's notice required).

While scriptural descriptions of the original communion use the terms bread, the cup, and fruit of the vine, it may be conclusively inferred that the bread was unleavened and that the drink was fermented wine. This follows from: The communion took place immediately after the Passover. This was a time in which leavened bread was prohibited, both by scriptural law and by Jewish tradition (Ex 12:3-8, Num 9:9-11, Deut 16:1-3, Mt 26:17, Mk 14:12, Lk 22:7).

The Firenza Sun-Dried Tomato & Cheese Focaccia, the Garlic & Cheese Focaccia, and the Traditional Beer Bread can be made in a bread machine. The instructions are on the back of each box. You will need to supply your own yeast.

Yes, however please note the average cups of flour used in the recipes in your Use & Care booklet. Do not exceed that amount.

Salt is needed in breadmaking to help improve product texture, add flavour and help enhance its keeping qualities.

It is likely that too little liquid was added to your dough. During bread making one adds liquid to the yeast to stimulate its production of CO2 allowing the dough to rise. If too little liquid is added the yeast cannot produce enough gluten, causing the loaf to be too small and dense.

The best flour to use for breadmaking machines is bread flour, although all purpose flour can be used. Bread flour milled specifically for bread, is made only from hard wheat. Bread flour has a higher gluten content and will absorb more liquid. Bread made with bread flour will rise significantly higher and have better texture then bread made with all-purpose flour.

We recommend that you unwrap slightly and thaw at room temperature for 2 to 3 hours. Serve at room temperature or slightly warmed.

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All-purpose flour is made from a blend of high-gluten hard wheat and low-gluten soft wheat and contains 10-11% protein. It is used for a wide variety of recipes, from breads to cookies and cakes. All-purpose flour comes in 2 basic forms: Bleached and unbleached, which can be used interchangeably. Cake or pastry flour is fine-textured soft wheat flour with a high starch content. It makes very tender cakes and pastry.

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To be honest, there is no traditional Asian food recipes that use adzuki bean flour or meal, or ground adzuki bean. The hard nature of the bean requires soaking and boiling to be softened before it can be mashed into another ingredient. However, if you can get hold of adzuki bean flour (which is usually sold in cooked and rehydrated form), it is still possible to mix it with bread flour to make bread. Adzuki bean on its own would not react to yeast as it is not starch.

Yes you can, however you will need to reduce the yeast to 1 1/2 tsp. And bake on a sweet bread or quick bake cycle for best results. With all the models of bread machines available you may find yours requiring some minor adjustment to time and moisture.

The water should be at room temperature for bread machines, and 105 to 115 degrees when used in the food processor.

To test to see if bread is done, you can wet your finger and tap it in the center of the pan, if it sizzles, it's done. If not just place bread back in oven for and additional 5 minutes. Be careful not to burn yourself!