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Naturally Leavened Sourdough Bread
TAM is a hard red wheat variety developed by Texas A&M in 1976, now widely considered open-pollinated.
A "foolproof" performing wheat with a relatively neutral flavor that makes it suitable to mix with other high value wheats.
I used it for making a starter and it worked very well. I now have a good and reliable sourdough starter.
I love the TAM 105 flour in my sourdough breads. I have experimented with a few different flour combinations at various levels of hydration. They have all turned out delicious and I am so happy with how they look.
My preference for all bread baking is Barton Springs flour. Thanks!
I truly love all of Barton Springs flours and Tam is a family favorite! It’s very versatile and can be used in breads, scones and biscuits. So yummy!
I ordered the TAM105 for my first go at making real bread. Each of the first four loaves turned out beautifully. This flour made fairly dense, very tasty, substantial loaves. The kind of bread that sustains you and tastes great with with a smear of Kerrygold Butter.
I used it for making a starter and it worked very well. I now have a good and reliable sourdough starter.
I love the TAM 105 flour in my sourdough breads. I have experimented with a few different flour combinations at various levels of hydration. They have all turned out delicious and I am so happy with how they look.
My preference for all bread baking is Barton Springs flour. Thanks!
I truly love all of Barton Springs flours and Tam is a family favorite! It’s very versatile and can be used in breads, scones and biscuits. So yummy!
I ordered the TAM105 for my first go at making real bread. Each of the first four loaves turned out beautifully. This flour made fairly dense, very tasty, substantial loaves. The kind of bread that sustains you and tastes great with with a smear of Kerrygold Butter.




