You can use whatever rye flour you have on hand. Keep in mind you may need to adjust the water a bit as different flours absorb different amounts of water.I don't have the white rye flour
Let us know how it turns out.
You can use whatever rye flour you have on hand. Keep in mind you may need to adjust the water a bit as different flours absorb different amounts of water.I don't have the white rye flour
Al. I thinking of trying Judy's variation recipe. Could you ask her if she follows the directions on the other one? 350 degrees oven seems pretty low. I am use to doing sourdough at 470.I took a photo out of her cookbook. I hope you can read it. BTW Judy feeds her starter every week.
Here is the original recipe from Allrecipes:
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And this is the variation that Judy uses.
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This bread is really good!
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Al. I thinking of trying Judy's variation recipe. Could you ask her if she follows the directions on the other one? 350 degrees oven seems pretty low. I am use to doing sourdough at 470.
I do the same . Works great for breads and rolls .bakes them in our air fryer,
looks like that would make some fine pizza like a loaf pizza O.oI took a photo out of her cookbook. I hope you can read it. BTW Judy feeds her starter every week.
Here is the original recipe from Allrecipes:
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And this is the variation that Judy uses.
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This bread is really good!
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