I’ve used Whole Wheat flour to boost my starter but this is the first time I’ve made a dough with it. These came out pretty good with only 50% WW and 50% All Purpose. The issue was clearly how much it grew. Not likely to try that again. But it does taste good.
by International-Peak22
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Recipe:
650G Water
300G Starter
1000G Flour (50/50 Whole Wheat and AP)
20G Salt
40G Sugar
50G Oil
https://melissaknorris.com/best-beginner-sourdough-sandwich-bread-no-yeast/
Beautiful!! I’ve been making sandwich loaves for a few months and have wanted to try it out with whole wheat bread. How was the taste?
big beautiful baddie bread
Hi Nice looking loaves ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. Well done
Very nice! What size pans do you use?
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