Super soft freshly milled sandwich loaf recipe:
(2) 9in loaves
880g (7c) fresh milled hard white wheat
(I used 800g hard white & 80g rye)
598g (2&1/2c) water (I used room temp)
62g (4&1/2TBSP) oil (I used olive oil)
94g (4&1/2TBSP) honey
34g (4TBSP) vital wheat gluten (optional)
16g (2TBSP)sunflower lecithin
13g (3&3/4tsp) instant yeast
19g (3&3/4tsp) salt
(1)13in loaf
650g (5&1/4c)fresh milled hard red or white wheat flour
442g (1&3/4c) water
46g (3&1/3TBSP) oil
70g (3&1/3TBSP) honey
25g (2&1/2TBSP) vital wheat gluten (optional)
12g (1&1/2TBSP) sunflower lecithin
14g (2&3/4tsp) salt
10g (2&3/4tsp) yeast
Start by milling your flour. If using a scale, you can measure your wheat berries by weight. If using measuring cups, you’ll need 4&2/3c of wheat berries to get 7c of freshly milled flour. You’ll need 3&1/2c of wheat berries for 5&1/4c of flour.
Starting with the water, put everything in the mixer bowl EXCEPT the salt and yeast. Knead on speed 2 (if using kitchenaid) until all ingredients are well incorporated and a ball of dough forms. Let rest for 15-20 min covered with a towel or plastic wrap.
Add in the salt and yeast and continue to knead for about 8-10 minutes.
Put dough into an oiled bowl. Cover. Let rise until doubled in size. About 45min-1.5 hours depending on the temperature in your home. If using warm water it may take less time.
Once dough has doubled, punch down and divide dough in half to make 2 loaves. I like to weigh mine but you can also eyeball it.
Shape dough into a log, making sure to build tension in the dough to increase gluten strength and oven spring. Place dough in oiled bread pans.
I am using 2 9x4x4 USA Pullman pans which really helps to produce a nice tall loaf. A 9×5 pan would work as well. 8×4 would be too small. I e included measurements for 13x4x4 pan as well.
Let the dough rise until it has not only doubled in size but also an inch over the rim of the pan. If you’ve built good tension in your dough, it shouldn’t spill over the pan.
Bake at 350 for 35 min or until breads internal temp is 190-200F.
Immediately remove from pan and place on cooling rack. For best results, wait until bread is fully cooled to cut, about 2 hours. Enjoy!
This recipe is for my super soft freshly milled 100% whole grain wheat bread you can find the full recipe in the description here I’m weighing out my wheat berries I’m using 90% hard white and 10% rye wheat berries and I’m Milling in my neutr mil classic while
That is Milling I’m going to move that to the side and weigh out my ingredients directly into my mixer Bowl I’m using room temperature water and I’m adding in all of the ingredients except for the salt and the yeast this is going to help give more time for the gluten to
Develop in the dough now I’m mixing everything so the goal is for everything to be well Incorporated we’re going to let this mix until it forms a nice dough Ball but we’re not going to mix for very long at this stage one once we get a nice dough
Ball we’re going to go ahead and cover it with a towel that’s going to sit for 15 to 20 minutes and while that’s sitting I like to measure out my yeast and my salt here I’m adding in my yeast and my salt and I’m going to let that knead for
About 8 to 10 minutes and I immediately remove it from the bowl once it’s done and I like to take my dough out and form it into a nice neat ball and spray the Bowl before I put the dough back in and I’m also going to spray the top
Of my dough and cover it I am covering my dough with a shower cap but you could cover it with a towel or a plastic wrap now I’m punching it down I like to weigh my dough so that I have two exact loaves but feel free to eyeball it it will
Still come out lovely when I weighed my loaves they each came out to 847 G before being baked now that I’ve measured up my dough I’m going to go ahead and shape my dough into a nice tight log and I’m shaping it like this to build a good amount of
Tension in the dough we want good tension in the dough so that when it rises it doesn’t spill over the pan and also so that it has good oven spring in the oven meaning that it rises well inside of the oven and I just pinched the seams of my dough I’m using USA
Pullman pans these are 9x 4X 4 in and I’m pushing my dough down into the pan that way I have a nice flat level top to my loaves once they’re finished and again I am shaping this into a nice tight log and when you’re shaping it you
Can feel the dough getting Tighter and Tighter the more you manipulate it these are going to rise it takes about depending on the temperature of your home anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour and a half for them to rise and I like for mine to rise about an inch above the
Pan here is a before just after shaping and here is an after of it fully risen and another picture without the shower caps these went into the oven at 350 for 35 minutes you can also take the internal temperature and it should be between 190 and
200 these loaves came out so so soft I’m going to go ahead and show you guys just how soft these loaves are I’m going to go ahead and slice and show you guys a slice just to see how soft these are and they are absolutely delicious very very
Soft the full recipe will be in the description if you guys have any questions feel free to message or leave a comment thank you
38 Comments
Love this so much, thank you! I used almost 50% kamut and it turned out really great in 5×9 pans. — I'd like to try it in my 13" Pullman with the lid on. Do you happen to have measurements for that; I imagine the 13" list in your recipe is for the lid off?
Thanks so much for sharing and for using grams!
How vital is the lecithin to this recipe. I don't have any and it's quite expensive. Thank you for providing this video and recipe. Your bread looks WONDERFUL!
Thank you for the demonstration. Not a wasted word or shot. And crazy good results.
Best video I’ve watched on how to do FMF bread! Thank you!
One of the best videos. Perfect and to the point with great voice over instruction and detail. I'll make this!
Beautiful!!! 😍😍
Wonderful video and beautiful loaves! I really enjoyed your calm voice, clear way of explaining the steps and all of the details you shared which makes it possible for us to duplicate your results :).
I’m trying these right now as I’m watching your video. I can’t wait to see the result!
I wasn't sure what to expect with additions of vital wheat gluten, and sunflower lecithin, but something did the trick! OMG the most soft flavorful and pliable bread for sandwiches I've ever made! Please continue making recipes and sharing them with us. Thanks for posting weight in grams for us as well! Question: Does it matter if the sunflower lecithin is liquid form or powder???
Can I substitute corn syrup for honey? Or leave it? Or use sugar instead? Thank you.
I am to the point that I have all ingredients minus salt and yeast in my vitamix. How long should this process take until it turns into a ball? It’s been mixing a bit and still very shaggy. I have measured by grams!
This was amazing bread! I’m just starting with fresh milled flour and I’ve had some failures, but this was a beautiful recipe! Thank you so much for the recipe!
I'm stoked to try this amazing sandwich bread! I love fresh milled whole wheat bread. Very healthy. Gene
Can use anything other than rye? My husband doesn’t like rye. Or won’t you taste it?
Beautiful!!!❤
Yummy!
Thank you for sharing your recipe and video. I am newbie when it comes to fmf and so far I have not made a loaf of bread I liked…. until now! Bread turned out perfect! I added a pinch of vit.c, only cause I had it! Great rise, and bread is soft! Now to convert the family! Look forward to trying more of your recipes.
I have this recipe in the oven right now and am SO IN LOVE ALREADY!
Do you have a sourdough version of this? How could I modify it for one?
That looks really good! I want to make the switch to home milled, whole grain flour, I hope I can turn out loaves that look that great!
I’m very curious to know what the sunflower lecithin does for the bread, I have never heard of its use in baking?
Oh this is a beautiful bread. Thank you for the recipe. Has anyone made it in a bread machine?
That looked Kool. Especially when you squeezed it.
Absolutely the BEST recipe!!! I made half of the 9 recipe as a test because I’ve made sooo many failed attempts using other recipes. This is my go to from here on out!!! Thank you Monique!!! 🫶🏻
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.
Can you try it with sourdough starter?
I have followed the top three fresh, milled flour people on Facebook, Instagram, and their webpages for sometime. I have taken their intensive online classes, bought their books and baked loaf after loaf of just OK, not great, bread. Omgosh! This is it! This turned out the BEST, the softest FMF bread yet! This is now my go to recipe and I am done experimenting. Thank you so much.
I have a question about the measurements.. if 1 tablespoon =14 grams
The 4 tablespoons = 56 grams it seems like the conversion from grams to TBSP is off. She I just follow the grams??
Thank you for letting me know you have sourdough starter version.❤❤❤
Do you lay the bread on its side while it cools? Or just leave it standing upright?
Uh oh. I’m rising right now hard red instead of hard white. Should I expect a different rise or outcome?
Well done! Really, really well done!!!
I kinda feel misled when I see that gluten and other enhancers have been added. . . not a 100% whole wheat loaf in that case. I encourage you on your journey though and thank you for the video!
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So I made your bread today. My family loves it. I did half the recipe and made one loaf. My kitchen aid struggles making 2 loaves so I was wondering if you have the bigger professional KA.
This is Great Bread! Thanks 🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻
How many egg must I add in place of sunflower lecithin. I also do not have the gluten available where I stay. Thank you in advance🤗
Finally got around to making this recipe today and it is excellent!! So happy with it and can’t wait to try your other recipes! Thanks!