How to make EASY no-nonsense RYE BREAD | Detailed Recipe
Rye bread may sound like a daunting project. I will show you just how easy it can be. It is truly one of the simplest breads to make of all. The treacle in the dough gives it a dark colour and a deep rich sweetness. Toasted seeds popping between your teeth as you eat it. This bread will stay fresh for a long time so you can easily let it sit for a while.
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Let's Bake Pumpernickel Rye Bread
If you like rye bread, you'll like this recipe for hearty, dark pumpernickel bread. The color comes from a combination of molasses, unsweetened cocoa powder, and water darkened by boiling raisins. This bread is great for sandwiches, or, cut into small pieces, as a foundation for hors d'oeuvres. Here's the recipe:
150 g dark rye flour (just over 1 cup)
300 g bread flour (just over 2 cups)
50 g whole wheat flour (1/3 cup)
280 g cool water (1-1/3 cups)
70 g raisin water (1/3 cup)
2 Tbsps unsweetened cocoa
2 tsps instant yeast
2 tsps sea salt
1 Tbsp molasses
1 Tbsp vegetable oil
2 tsps caraway seeds
NOTE: After boiling the raisins, don't include them in the recipe. You can eat them, discard them, or save them for a future recipe.
How to Make Pumpernickel Bread | Flour, Water, Salt, No Leavening
Baking pumpernickel had been on my projects list for years. I always hesitated because the internet was full of various recipes using many different methods, so it was hard to tell what is real and what isn’t. You know that I don’t care too much for sticking to tradition, but I wanted to make this one right.
Recently I read Stanley Ginsberg’s ‘The Rye Baker’, a book that every rye bread enthusiast should definitely consider reading. It’s not only full of valuable information regarding the principles of rye bread baking, but it also contains lots of rye bread recipes from all over the world. You can find it in my Amazon store.
Almost at the very end of the book is a recipe for Westphalian pumpernickel. The short description mentions that real pumpernickel must not contain anything else but rye, salt, and water. That immediately piqued my interest. I had never made an unleavened loaf of bread. And the fact that the ever-elusive pumpernickel had turned out to be as basic as this was quite surprising to me.
Another surprise was the rye required for the recipe. It is not rye flour, rather it is rye meal or cracked rye. Flour is milled fine while cracked rye is essentially just coarsely broken up rye grain.
On my first attempt I tried using wholegrain rye flour instead – it did not work at all. Get yourself a bag of cracked rye and all will be good. You’ll end up with an incredibly flavourful and extremely dense bread that will last weeks if you don’t devour it too quickly.
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PUMPERNICKEL BREAD RECIPE - Bakes in Only 30 Minutes
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Pumpernickel is one of my favorite breads of all time and I was reminded of my old recipe when I was messaged by a viewer, Babsi Schafer, who had been watching another of my German recipes Bretzels -
** I have been told that the Wikipedia says Bake for 20 Hours and don't use Yeast use Sourdough Starter, (which is actually yeast) Otherwise it's not a Pumpernickel.
Rising with Sourdough over 8 Hours and then Baking for 20 Hours just isn't conducive with modern Baking, SourDough Starter is just a Natural Yeast, as is Bakers Yeast, My Recipe is designed to help the modern Baker Produce, as close as possible a Pumpernickel, in a *fraction* of the time.
I do appreciate those wanting to point out this is not a True Pumpernickel, However, Please judge after you have tried it. If you wish to spend a kings ransom on Gas or Electric cooking a 1450's recipe for 20 hours please feel free to do so.
Almost (note I say almost) all commercial Pumpernickel have dispensed with the SourDough Starter and use a combination of Bakers Yeast and Citric acid it gets their piquant flavor, I prefer using cocoa and coffee to a similar effect.
I hope this explain my Theory. I am not right, for I am always learning but this is a damned fine Pumpernickel in my eyes.**
You will Need
200g / 7oz of Strong White Bread Flour
120g / 4oz of Wholewheat Flour
100g / 3.5 oz of Rye Flour
3 teaspoons of Dried Active Yeast
1.5 teaspoons of Salt
3 tablespoons of Dutch Processed Cocoa Powder
1 teaspoon of Ground Coffee
1 tablespoon of Carraway Seeds
270ml / 9 fl oz of warm Water
1.5 tablespoons of Vegetable Oil
3 tablespoons of Molasses
Bake at 200/220C or 400/425F for 30 Minutes
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