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Using cooked grains in bread

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Using cooked grains in bread

I just made 2 loaves of the most delicious bread from a recipe I found.  I had to re do the recipe because it was all jumbled together and hard to work out the ingredients this way, so I put all of my DRY into the mixer bowl first, then mixed my wet in a large bowl and poured that in and it was delicious.  Since it is l00% whole grain, of course, it is not real high.   I let mine rest in the refrigerator because I was very tired and wanted to go to bed, and this morning it was gorgeous.  Took directly from fridge into 350 oven and it came out beautiful and healthy.

If anyone if interested, am posting the recipe and the photo if I can manage to figure out how.  I would imagine any cooked grain would work.

Also a special note - I usde 3/4 cup of HIGH MAIZE flour in mine for added fiber.  I don't know of a substitute but it is a modified starch from corn flour that make it incredibly high fiber - I think 60 grams per cup. You could probably use tapioca, corn starch or potato starch if you don't have it.

Here is the recipe and photo.

BREAD - BARLEY/HI MAIZE, WW FLOUR

Nutrition: 100 calories a slice - 12-14 slices per loaf

                     4 grams protein --    4 grams fiber

Ingredients:

 DRY - place in bowl of Stand Mixer first

 4 cups of WHOLE WHEAT flour

 3/4cup HI MAIZE flour

 1/4 cup PROTEIN Powder or dry milk powder

 1 TBS vital WHEAT GLUTEN

 2 TBS NUTRITIONAL yeast for flavor ( optional)

 1 round tsp SALT*

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WET - mix in large bowl to add to the dry

 1 cup plain YOGURT

 2 EGGS

 1/4 C. lukewarm WATER

 2 tsp INSTANT YEAST

 2 TBS OLIVE OIL

 3 TBS BROWN  SUGAR OR HONEY

 1-1/2 cooked BARLEY - DO NOT OMIT

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Place DRY ingredients in bowl of stand Mixer

Add the mixed WET ingredients to the dry -mix 6 minutes

Put in 8-1/4” floured loaf pans  ( Makes TWO LOAVES)

Place in fridge and let rise overnight -- ***** best results 

Brush with egg white - optional - top with oats if you like

Bake in a preheated 350º oven for 35 minutes - 190º-200 on thermometer