Time: 5 hours
Yield: 1 loaf
Equipment:
- Panasonic SD-YD250 bread maker
- 9" x 5" stoneware loaf pan. Note that stoneware dries out the product faster than other kinds of containers, so this recipe compensates for that.
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- See generic
bread maker
for any applicable instructions or hints.
- Add the following ingredients, in the specified order, to the bread maker:
- This is 42% whole wheat
- 1-¾C White bread flour
- ¾C Whole wheat flour
- ½C Rye flour
- ¾t Salt
- 1t Oat bran
- 1t Gluten
- 1-¼C Water
- 2T applesauce (can substitute about 2-½ inches of squished banana)
- Place 2t yeast into bread maker's yeast cup
- Select "Multi-grain" dough setting on bread maker and start
- After the dough has finished mixing (3 hours) the dough should be "substantially risen", i.e., puffy and filling about ¾ of the bread maker's bucket.
- Remove dough, place on floured surface (all-purpose flour), and knead for ten minutes.
- Let dough rest for 5 minutes
- Shape into a long roll and place in lightly oiled 9x5 loaf pan
- Cover with parchment paper and leave on a draft free counter that is between 60F and 65F
- After a while (30mins - 1hour?) the dough will have doubled in size
- Make three ¼ inch deep diagonal slits on top of loaf with a sharp knife, trying not to tear or pull the dough
- Mist the top of the loaf with water
- Place in cold oven and heat to 400F for 15 minutes, then reduce heat to 375 for 30 minutes.
- Remove from oven and let sit in the pan for five minutes (makes it easier to remove loaf?)
- Top of loaf should be medium brown and bottom of loaf should sound hollow when thumped with a wooden spoon.
- Wrap the finished product in a very thin, undyed cloth and then stick it in a platic bag.
Notes:
- Substitute ½C buckwheat for rye