Sourdough Seeded Rye Bread

Makes 1 Loaf

Mix your Levain

100g rye starter

200g Rye Flour

250g water

Ferment 10-12 hours in a warm place.

Same time you’ll mix your seed soaker.

120g of seeds of your choice

120g boiling water

2g salt to taste.

Cover and let soak till the levain is ready.

Once your levain is peaked/tons of bubbles on the surface, mix the rest of your ingredients together starting from wet to dry ingredients into your levain mix.

Target dough temp 78-80degrees F

Add

150g warm water

15g molasses or honey

Seed soaker mix

150g rye flour

100g bread flour

10g salt

Mix till combined and proof for ~1-2 hours or until mixture is puffy to the touch and has risen a bit.

Butter/grease up a 9×5 pan and transfer your mixture into the pan. It should be roughly 1/2-3/4 up the pan.

If it appears too much for your pan, use another vessel to take in the excess.

Top with your preferred seeds or flour and proof for an additional hour or until the mixture has risen and cracks begin to form on the surface. You’ll also notice pin holes start to form on the surface.

Preheat oven to 425F around when you first notice cracks start to form.

Place 9×5 in oven and spritz with water to generate some steam.

Bake for 30 minutes at 425F

Lower heat to 375F and bake an additional 25-30 minutes until desired color and internal temp of >203F is achieved.

Remove from tin and place onto wire rack to cool then into a bread bag/wrap in a towel for 12-24 hours to set.

Don’t skip this step 🙏

Slice and enjoy!



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  2. KLSFishing

    Sourdough Seeded Rye Bread

    Makes 1 Loaf

    Mix your Levain

    100g rye starter

    200g Rye Flour

    250g water

    Ferment 10-12 hours in a warm place.

    Same time you’ll mix your seed soaker.

    120g of seeds of your choice

    120g boiling water

    2g salt to taste.

    Cover and let soak till the levain is ready.

    Once your levain is peaked/tons of bubbles on the surface, mix the rest of your ingredients together starting from wet to dry ingredients into your levain mix.

    Target dough temp 78-80degrees F

    Add

    150g warm water

    15g molasses or honey

    Seed soaker mix

    150g rye flour

    100g bread flour

    10g salt

    Mix till combined and proof for ~1-2 hours or until mixture is puffy to the touch and has risen a bit.

    Butter/grease up a 9×5 pan and transfer your mixture into the pan. It should be roughly 1/2-3/4 up the pan.

    If it appears too much for your pan, use another vessel to take in the excess.

    Top with your preferred seeds or flour and proof for an additional hour or until the mixture has risen and cracks begin to form on the surface. You’ll also notice pin holes start to form on the surface.

    Preheat oven to 425F around when you first notice cracks start to form.

    Place 9×5 in oven and spritz with water to generate some steam.

    Bake for 30 minutes at 425F
    Lower heat to 375F and bake an additional 25-30 minutes until desired color and internal temp of >203F is achieved.

    Remove from tin and place onto wire rack to cool then into a bread bag/wrap in a towel for 12-24 hours to set.

    Don’t skip this step 🙏

    Slice and enjoy!