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Just for a bit of fun I tried to recreate something like @unclepuncle 's loaf but fell at the first hurdle - I didn’t have any Malt Flour

So I used Canadian White and some Rye Flour. High (77%) hydration and lightly seeded (linseed & poppy) so slightly different ingredients but I think it looks vaguely similar - if you squint (a lot)

Also, it isn’t sourdough either but made with a 30 hour poolish. So not really a copy in any respect but it smells great and I will be tearing into it with some nice butter, ham and cheese etc. later.

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The rye flour certainly gives it a lovely flavour, crust is nice and crunchy and I’m really pleased how it turned out, despite it being nothing like @unclepuncle ’s loaf :grinning:

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A fine effort.

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Still messing with the khorasan flour and diastatic malt

The taste is really starting to come through


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That last one was so tasty I made another. Slightly more rye flour (15%) and slightly higher hydration (~80%) which gave it a bit more oven spring.

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Looking a bit better this one,

Dead fly in my bread

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:joy::joy::joy:

B&M’s ingredients list is actually very straightforward. It contains whole wheat flour, water, molasses, dextrose, rye flour, whey, corn meal, baking soda, buttermilk, salt, and corn oil.

Ffs - straightforward :crazy_face:

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Typical loaf in the states (well this one is Canada):

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Oof :grimacing:

That’s a very strong argument for making it yourself.

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We did, dad still does. Its probably no worse than the typical loaf of Kingsmill mind. But it was all very sweet.

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Large (very) rustic rolls

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Focaccia di Recco

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Are you sure it’s not a meringue? :thinking:

Stupid boy meme etc

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As the article points out, “bread” is really a misnomer. I’ve only ever eat it a couple of times, and it is like a bran muffin.

I will take your word for it :disappointed:

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:sunglasses:

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Actually, it really isn’t great. Just one of those weird regional foods that people who grew up on it crave