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Making Rye bread in a breadmaker

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hopey · 26/07/2005 18:21

Have bought a bag of rye flour with a view to using it to make bread in my breadmaker. However am stuck on how much to use. Can I use it on its own or should I mix it with white flour or even wholemeal? Any ideas anyone?

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PeachyClair · 26/07/2005 18:57

From what i an see in my Allinson Breadmaker Book, it's half and half, here are two recipes for you to use:

8fl oz water
2 tbsp sunflower oil
8 oz strong white bread flour
8oz rye flour
1tbsp caraway seeds
1tbsp sea salt
1 sachet easybake yeast

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OR

8 fl oz water
2 tbsp sunflower oil
2tbsp black treacle
8 oz white bread flour
8oz rye flour
4oz raisins
1tbsp honey
1tbsp sea salt
1 sachet easybake yeast

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hopey · 27/07/2005 16:37

Thanks PeachyClair. The second recipe with the treacle and raisins sounds lovely. I'll give it a go.

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