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Multi-Grain Bread with Seed & Kernel Mix Recipe

Ingredients

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Directions

Easy basic multi-grain breadmaker recipe. Mix of whole wheat, rye and healthy seeds and kernels.

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Ingredients

50g rye flour
200g whole wheat flour
220g strong wheat flour
100g seeds and kernels (sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, flax seeds)
30g oat flakes
1.5 tsp dry yeast
10g salt
1 tbsp honey
300ml water
For the topping:
30g seeds kernels mixed

NOTE: the recipe ingredient amounts are not suitable for the Mini Breadmaker SD-PN100

Steps

1

Take the bread baking pan out of the bread maker and insert the dough hook. Then add all the ingredients in the order shown.

2

Place the baking pan back into the breadmaker and close the lid. Then select and start the programme "Whole Wheat Bread" (with SD-YR2550, YR2540, R2530 programme 7, with SD-B2510 programme 5) at size L and medium browning.

3

Open the lid about 1.5 hours before the end of the programme and distribute the remaining kernels and seeds on the bread and press lightly. Then close the lid again and finish baking the bread.

4

As soon as the multi-grain bread is baked, remove it and let it cool down.

Enjoy

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Ingredients

50g rye flour
200g whole wheat flour
220g strong wheat flour
100g seeds and kernels (sesame seeds, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, flax seeds)
30g oat flakes
1.5 tsp dry yeast
10g salt
1 tbsp honey
300ml water
For the topping:
30g seeds kernels mixed

NOTE: the recipe ingredient amounts are not suitable for the Mini Breadmaker SD-PN100

Marina Jerkovic

Marina Jerkovic

Marina has been living and working as a freelance photographer in Berlin for over ten years. Besides her passion for documentary photography, in the past years she has also developed an appetite for food photography. Digging the earth & harvesting, cooking with friends, enjoying food and staying curious for new things all inspire the process from developing new recipes until the final picture.