I read about Tony's Brotgewürz rye/wheat loaves & Ian's Onion Caraway Rye -- so, in a bout of cross-polinated insanity 🤣, I baked something you might categorize as halfway between the two.
It's got a chopped rye scald & a diastatic rye malt scald. I added a little lactose-free kefir (because it's what I had on hand) and 1% caraway.
final proportions (including the 2 scalds):
35% whole rye / 19% whole spelt / 46% bread flour
Result:


At 3%, I probably overdid it on the malt and I probably underdid it on the shaping (perhaps because I overdid it on the hydration🤣). It was extremely slack dough.
Still, the bread is light & super tasty, with a thin crispy crust (the malt scald worked!) & a delightful and fulfilling sour flavor.
This is one to stay with and adapt.
Big thanks to Tony & Ian for the continual inspiration.
Rob
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It looks great, and I wish I could taste a slice for lunch today. Next step - join the crowd, bake it in a Pullman pan, see how that works.
TomP
Thanks TomP. Now if I only owned a pullman ... Rob
Great result Rob!
Rye and spelt make pretty slack dough and difficult to shape but it looks good and I'm sure it's tasty.
Tony
thanks, Tony.