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If you're used to our Wrens Abruzzi Rye, you can utilize Ryman Rye in the same fashion. It exhibits a darker color, but has a similar flavor and aroma while achieving comparable performance.
I am new to milling my own flour and started with these rye berries. (New to making rye bread too). My bread came out a bit heavy, but the flavor was amazing!
Great product.
Very flavorful!
I use a small percentage of this rye when feeding my sourdough starter and it definitely enhances the activity. This also adds an excellent flavor to my sourdough light rye recipe. It has become my favorite bread.
Ryman Rye Berries (certified organic)
I am new to milling my own flour and started with these rye berries. (New to making rye bread too). My bread came out a bit heavy, but the flavor was amazing!
Great product.
Very flavorful!
I use a small percentage of this rye when feeding my sourdough starter and it definitely enhances the activity. This also adds an excellent flavor to my sourdough light rye recipe. It has become my favorite bread.
Ryman Rye Berries (certified organic)