Forum Thermomix
Welcoming Center, Management and General Chat => Chit Chat => Topic started by: Aleisha on September 17, 2012, 03:00:05 am
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Hi Thermomixers,
I was just wondering if anyone has had success making Wholemeal bread that doesn't fall apart. I'd really appreciate some tips.
Thanks :) :)
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Helene on superkitchenmachine does a really nice rustic seed loaf (http://www.superkitchenmachine.com/2009/3000/dark-thermomix-seed-bread-recipe.html):
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Try the No Fuss bread recipe and use Wholemeal flour instead of white. I would add an extra Tablespoon of water as Wholemeal flour need more.
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I'd do both as they are both lovely to eat. ;)
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Try the No Fuss bread recipe and use Wholemeal flour instead of white. I would add an extra Tablespoon of water as Wholemeal flour need more.
Hi. I am loving the No Fuss bread and it comes out great every time. I do add bread improver and do the double rise if I have time, BUT I would like to be able to do a whole grain version and each time I have substituted the white bread flour for whole meal it doesn't turn out, doesn't rise, dense texture. Do you have to adjust water/ yeast when using whole meal?
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GHM, I only use 1/2 wholemeal or 100g grain in this recipe.
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Aleisha i do the no fuss dough
instead of 510g white flour i use 400g of Wholemeal flour and 1 1/2 teaspoons of bread improver
very light and soft
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I've had success with the no fuss recipe with a long rise (Halex's method). I have been using
-520g 100% lighthouse brand wholemeal bread flour
-280ml water
-1 tsp bread improver
-0.5 tsp salt
-0.5 tsp sugar
-7g dried yeast
My oven is particularly slow and pathetic so I cook the bread for 35-40 minutes (fist 20 minutes in the tin) at 230c.
Good luck!